Exploratory · single-GPU sweep
An early look at how long the full tests/models suite takes on one Strix Halo APU —
run one model per process with slow / integration tests enabled. Memory failures are split into
GPU (HIP) and host-RAM (OS OOM-killer), verified against the kernel log.
| Model | Status | Time ▾ | Pass | Fail | Skip | Err |
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How status is decided. Each model ran as its own process (GPU memory reclaimed between models; HF cache wiped after each).
FAILED = the suite had ≥1 failing test (usually a few hardware-specific ones), not a whole-suite break.
OOM · GPU = an explicit HIP out-of-memory in the log; OOM · host RAM = the process was SIGKILL'd (exit 137) by the Linux
OOM-killer — each one matches an Out of memory: Killed process (python) kernel event at the same second. This APU shares VRAM with
system RAM, so large models exhaust this test unit's 64 GB of shared memory. The machines AMD is offering have 128 GB, where most of
these would likely complete instead of being killed. No run reached the 6-hour cap (exit 124). See exit_code / oom_type in the CSV.