Corrections log

Every factual correction to this site's data, newest first: what it said, what it says now, and who found the problem. Found something wrong? Use the "Report an error" link at the bottom of any page.

B300 compute capability is 10.3

2026-09-27 · found by our own review

Before: The B300 was recorded as compute capability 10.0, because the CUDA data had no 10.3 entry.

Now: CUDA 12.9 added 10.3 (and 12.1 for DGX Spark); the CUDA data now lists both and the B300 uses its real value. No compatibility answer changed.

Affected: /gpus/nvidia-b300/

MI50 / Radeon VII (gfx906) supported through ROCm 6.3

2026-09-27 · found by a reader on Reddit

Before: gfx906 was shown as dropped in ROCm 6.1.0.

Now: AMD lists gfx906 as deprecated but still supported through ROCm 6.3.3, and removed it in 6.4.0. The site had read AMD's compatibility matrix, which omits deprecated targets; it now also reads AMD's per-card system requirements.

Affected: /dropped-support/, /rocm-consumer-gpus/, /gpus/amd-radeon-vii/

PyTorch build lists rebuilt from the published files

2026-09-27 · found by our own review

Before: The CUDA builds listed for 10 of 17 PyTorch releases were wrong (for example, a CUDA 12.1 build for 2.6 to 2.12 that never existed, and missing CUDA 12.9 builds). ROCm builds were incomplete or wrong for 13 releases, and Python versions for 6.

Now: Every list now comes from the files PyTorch actually publishes (download.pytorch.org and PyPI), and each build records which GPU architectures it was compiled for.

Affected: /pytorch/, /checker/

RDNA 4 (RX 9070 / 9060) first supported in ROCm 6.4.1

2026-09-27 · found by our audit after the gfx906 report

Before: ROCm 6.4.0 was shown as supporting RDNA 4, about one month after the RX 9070 launched.

Now: Neither of AMD's 6.4.0 pages lists RDNA 4; support starts in 6.4.1 (May 2025), about two and a half months after launch.

Affected: /rocm-consumer-gpus/, /rocm/6-4-0/

ROCm support is now tracked per card, not per gfx target

2026-09-27 · found by our own review

Before: A card counted as officially supported as soon as its gfx target was. So the RX 7800 XT showed ROCm 6.3.0, the RX 7900 XTX showed 6.0.0, and the RX 6800 / 6800 XT / 6900 XT / 6950 XT, RX 7600 XT and MI60 showed as officially supported.

Now: AMD names supported cards one by one. The RX 7800 XT is listed from 6.4.1, the RX 7700 XT from 6.4.2 and the RX 7900 XTX / XT from 5.7.1. The RX 6800 family, RX 7600 XT and MI60 have never been listed: they run through a supported target, but AMD doesn't validate them. The same check found gfx1100 missing from ROCm 5.7.1 and gfx1101 missing from 6.2.4.

Affected: /rocm-consumer-gpus/, /gpus/amd-radeon-rx-7800-xt/, /gpus/amd-radeon-rx-6800-xt/

CUDA per-version architecture lists

2026-09-26 · found by our own review

Before: Several CUDA versions between 10.2 and 12.x listed the wrong GPU architectures (for example, no Kepler in 10.2 and no Maxwell in 11.8 and 12.x).

Now: Rebuilt from NVIDIA's release notes: Kepler 3.0/3.2 were dropped in 11.0 and 3.5/3.7 in 12.0; Maxwell, Pascal and Volta stay (deprecated) through all of 12.x and were removed in 13.0.

Affected: /cuda/, /dropped-support/

"Only target that ever lost support" was wrong

2026-09-23 · found by our own review

Before: The ROCm consumer-GPU page said gfx906 (Radeon VII) was the only target this site tracks that had ever lost support.

Now: NVIDIA has retired more: CUDA 13.0 no longer targets Kepler, Maxwell, Pascal or Volta, covering more tracked cards than AMD's one retired target. The claim now compares like with like, and /dropped-support/ lists every retirement for both vendors.

Affected: /rocm-consumer-gpus/, /dropped-support/