Hi,
I’ve just upgraded to Rhino 8 from Rhino 7 and the GPU rendering (Rhino Render) is now broken!
Every time I hit render (with GPU rendering active) I get the error “HIP binary kernel for this graphics card compute compatibility (11.0) not found.”
I’m running an AMD Radeon RX7900XT, with drivers completely up to date.
GPU rendering works perfectly when I use Rhino 7, but when I switch to 8 I get the error message again.
PELASE HELP!
You’ll need a newer build of Rhino, 8.3 to be precise. That hasn’t been released yet though.
hi, I also hit this error. But i cannot find 8.3 version. The official latest version is 8.2…Could you please share a link here? thanks
Open the Rhino options and then the navigate to Updates and Statistics.
It seems in “Service Release Candidate”, there has 8 SR3 version. In “Service Release”, the latest version is SR2. Is there any difference? Could I use “Candidate” version for general working?
Generally speaking I think if you want to be safe, don’t use Service Release Candidate.
That said it is soon going to be promoted to Service Release - if all goes well probably upcoming Tuesday - it should be quite ok to start using this version.
Typically Service Release Candidates won’t receive anymore big changes, we try to stick to stabilization for these, not adding new stuff (in most cases).
If you don’t want to use Service Release Candidates yet you can use CPU rendering until Rhino 8.3 is released as Service Release.
Sounds great! Thanks for your suggestions.