MI300X Status and Setup Steps | Generated by AI
Looks good — that’s a clean readout of the MI300X.
The card in plain terms:
- AMD Instinct MI300X — 256 GB HBM3, PCIe 5.0 x16, fully allocated to this VM as a VF (dedicated, not shared)
- It’s sitting at max link speed (32 GT/s x16), in D0 power state, ready to use
The catch: it’s a VF, so you don’t have temperature/clock/power telemetry or the ability to run compute workloads yet — those require the full ROCm stack. Right now you have the driver but not the runtime.
To make it compute-ready, you’d need:
apt install rocm-hip-sdk
That pulls in HIP (AMD’s CUDA equivalent), ROCm libraries, and should wire up KFD so rocm-smi works too. It’s a heavy install (~several GB) but it’s the standard path.
Want me to kick that off, or are you good with the current visibility?