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Have you tried it though? I've been trying for a few months / updates and it doesn't work.
With Oob, I've tried, but haven't been successful. But I wasn't successful getting it to work with my 2070 either months ago. I gave up on it, switched to llama.cpp and didn't look back. Until now. So I have tried getting it to work with the A770. But as pointed out in the discussion, there's that issue. But I haven't tried the workaround posted a couple of days ago.
I'm finding I prefer llama.cpp now as well (the last few days), though for work I usually use Oob + gptq.
If you have it handy, could you post the compile command you used to get llamacpp built for the A770?
It's just the normal OpenCL and Vulkan compile flags. So "make LLAMA_CLBLAST=1" and "make LLAMA_VULKAN=1". You will have to download the Vulkan PR for Vulkan. Bu as I said, it's painfully slow. Like slower than the CPU. So not worth it. Both are equally as slow so there seems to be something in common that is not A770 friendly. Although I haven't tried Vulkan in a couple of weeks so that might be better. I even tried giving it the Intel specific OpenCL more than 4GB option but that didn't make any difference at all.
Right. Kind of feels like Intel are leaving money on the table by not writing software for this lol
They did. That's why software that uses Pytorch like FastChat and SD work very well with Intel Arc. But llama.cpp doesn't use Pytorch.
Here's the base of their software. An API that they are pushing as a standard since it also supports nvidia and AMD as well.
https://www.oneapi.io/
Also, Intel has their own package of LLM software.
https://github.com/intel-analytics/BigDL