Tune gfx1151 INT8 deep-K tile selection - #130
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Included review availability: Your plan provides up to 2 included reviews per hour; 0 remain after this review. 📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe HIP INT8 backend now caches RDNA generation and WGP-count detection, then selects specialized WMMA dispatch for qualifying RDNA 3 and 3.5 shapes. New tests cover SwiGLU ConvRot and deep-K tail cases against eager results. ChangesHIP INT8 dispatch and validation
Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant launch_int8
participant HIP as HIP device properties
participant WMMA as WMMA launcher
launch_int8->>HIP: Read and cache architecture and WGP information
HIP-->>launch_int8: Return RDNA generation and WGP count
launch_int8->>WMMA: Select specialized or generic kernel
WMMA-->>launch_int8: Launch INT8 GEMM
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In `@samples/convrot_int8_bench.py`:
- Line 27: Update the argparse definition for --iterations in the argument
parser to reject values below one during parsing, while retaining the current
default and integer type. Ensure measure() always receives at least one
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In `@samples/run_convrot_int8_bench.ps1`:
- Line 13: Update the PYTHONPATH assignment in the benchmark script to prepend
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Pull request overview
This PR improves HIP INT8 WMMA GEMM performance on gfx11/gfx12 by selecting a deeper K-tile under specific large-shape conditions, and adds a reproducible ConvRot INT8 benchmarking harness (Python + PowerShell runner) aligned with MiniMax-H3 production shapes.
Changes:
- Add a gfx11/gfx12 INT8 GEMM launch specialization using a 128-wide K tile when
M >= 512,N >= 128, andK >= 2N. - Add a ConvRot INT8 benchmark script that measures quantize / GEMM / full linear and can optionally run a correctness check.
- Add a PowerShell runner for the benchmark with an explicit Python executable parameter.
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| samples/run_convrot_int8_bench.ps1 | Adds a PowerShell entry point to run the ConvRot INT8 benchmark. |
| samples/convrot_int8_bench.py | Adds a reproducible ConvRot INT8 benchmark + optional correctness check. |
| comfy_kitchen/backends/hip/ops/gemm_int8.hip | Adds a new GEMM launch condition selecting a deeper K tile for large INT8 shapes. |
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In `@samples/convrot_int8_bench.py`:
- Around line 32-33: Update the argument parser entries for --rows and --warmup
in the benchmark setup: use the existing positive_int validator for --rows, and
add or reuse a validator that accepts zero but rejects negative values for
--warmup.
In `@samples/run_convrot_int8_bench.ps1`:
- Around line 19-20: Update the benchmark script path in the PowerShell launcher
to use Join-Path with $PSScriptRoot and convrot_int8_bench.py, preserving
cross-platform PowerShell support; if cross-platform support is not intended,
explicitly enforce that the launcher is Windows-only.
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In `@samples/run_convrot_int8_bench.ps1`:
- Around line 30-31: Update the command-launch flow around $Python and
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-& $Python @arguments
+$pythonCommand = Get-Command -Name $Python -CommandType Application -ErrorAction SilentlyContinue
+if ($null -eq $pythonCommand) {
+ Write-Error "Python executable not found: $Python"
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Built and ran this on RDNA4 (gfx1200). GEMM timed with The change is right, and it's bigger on RDNA4 than the +1.32% you saw on gfx1151. H3 But
Only The new tile also spills on RDNA4. From On overlap: this edits the same Two smaller things. -9.33% E2E does not follow from -1.32% on one of four GEMMs; |
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Measured against #122 on gfx1151 with 1344x768, 124 frames at 24 fps, 20 steps:
I also tested and rejected a broader generation dispatch because it regressed E2E by 9.96%. The remaining value is deliberately narrow: The benchmark files remain in this revision, following the author's preference, but the previous unsupported -9.33% E2E claim has been removed. |
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In `@comfy_kitchen/backends/hip/ops/per_tensor_fp8.hip`:
- Around line 145-174: In comfy_kitchen/backends/hip/ops/per_tensor_fp8.hip
lines 145-174, replace COMFY_LAUNCH_QUANT with a type-checked static
launch_quant template that owns the vec, per_thread, blocks calculations and
selects the vector or scalar quantization kernel. In the same file lines
190-219, replace COMFY_LAUNCH_DEQUANT with the corresponding launch_dequant
template using the same structure. Update the dtype dispatchers to call these
templates and remove both macros.
In `@samples/convrot_int8_bench.py`:
- Around line 62-69: Update check_linear() to accept and use the selected SHAPES
entry and requested --rows value when constructing the input and weight tensors,
then compare hip.int8_linear against the eager backend for that exact GEMM shape
while preserving the existing convrot settings.
- Around line 76-77: Update the validation around actual and rel_l2 so it also
rejects non-finite expected values and a non-finite rel_l2 before applying the
0.02 threshold. Preserve the existing AssertionError behavior and diagnostic
message for invalid or excessive comparisons.
In `@tests/test_hip_wmma.py`:
- Around line 178-194: Update the _convrot_supported assertion in
test_int8_linear_h3_swiglu_convrot_matches_eager to pass int8_global_spill=True,
matching the flag used by the production int8_linear path and allowing the test
to cover k=14336 when the LDS-derived limit is lower.
In `@tests/test_qdq.py`:
- Around line 121-130: Pin the alignment preconditions used by the tests: in
tests/test_qdq.py lines 121-130, assert the misaligned base[1:] pointer is not
16-byte aligned and bind/assert the clone pointer is 16-byte aligned before
comparison; in tests/test_hip_wmma.py lines 1778-1793, bind x.clone() and
rng.clone() to the tensors used by the aligned run and assert those clones’
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Thanks — I agree with and accept the investigation and results in this comment. I have updated #130 accordingly:
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Ready for review after #122 merged. The branch is now a single commit ( Additional selector investigation:
Fast H3 E2E validation used 416x224 H.264 High + AAC-LC, 124 frames at 24 fps, 20 steps:
All three decoded video/audio streams have identical SHA-256 hashes. The final file contains exactly 124 frames and 5.167 s stereo AAC. Validation on
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The spread is the run-to-run drift on my system, so the per-launch The spill rationale holds up.
Keeping gfx12 on the 128-row selector is the right call. The two new tests are also well built: deriving Two things. The gfx11 arm covers eight targets in The device probe duplicates Smaller notes, not blockers. |
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Thanks for the thorough gfx1200 rebuild, timing data, and resource report. I agreed with both blocking points and addressed them in
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I left the unreachable gfx12 instantiation in the binary unchanged, as you marked it non-blocking; removing target-specific code emission would broaden this patch, while runtime dispatch cannot select it on gfx12. |
Summary
main, including Occupancy-aware HIP WMMA GEMM tile selection and vectorized fp8 elementwise kernels #122's shared occupancy-aware WMMA selector.256x128x128INT8 specialization only for the measuredgfx1151target whenM >= 512,N >= 128,K >= 14336, the grid covers the device, and eitherK >= 2Nor the grid divides evenly across WGPs.Why this predicate
The original
K >= 2Npredicate was re-tested. It preserves the H3 contraction but is too broad without a depth floor: representative smaller-K shapes regressed by 0.5% to 20.8% on gfx1151. A plainK >= 14336gate also selected the 256-row tile on some wide-N grids where the shared selector was faster.K = 14336is the MiniMax-H3mlp_downcontraction depth.The final predicate retains the H3/deep-K case and adds the 256-row tile only for complete WGP rounds. Compared with the previous
K >= 14336gate (HIP events, alternating fresh processes, median of run medians):(M,N,K)(512,8192,14336)(512,9216,14336)(1024,8192,14336)(3802,5376,14336)The current allocation-derived shared probe recheck measured H3
mlp_downat 15.1154 ms on gfx1151, within the prior run spread. Tested HIP outputs are bit-identical between selectors.E2E on gfx1151
MiniMax-H3, same models/prompt/seed/settings, 124 frames at 24 fps, 20 steps:
main2119 s; Tune gfx1151 INT8 deep-K tile selection #130 2093 s (-1.23%).K >= 14336gateK >= 2NcandidateK >= 2NgateThe spread is below 0.8% and within fresh-process noise; the H3 shape selects the same tile in all three. Every file decodes to exactly 124 frames at 416x224/24 fps plus 5.167 s stereo AAC, with identical decoded video and audio SHA-256 hashes. The final review change only narrows other architectures and centralizes the device probe; it does not change gfx1151 tile selection or kernel math.
Architecture policy
gfx110x): Occupancy-aware HIP WMMA GEMM tile selection and vectorized fp8 elementwise kernels #122 selector retained; compile validated, not performance-measured locally.gfx1151;gfx1150,gfx1152, andgfx1153retain Occupancy-aware HIP WMMA GEMM tile selection and vectorized fp8 elementwise kernels #122.gfx12xx): Occupancy-aware HIP WMMA GEMM tile selection and vectorized fp8 elementwise kernels #122 selector retained; compile and contributor runtime validated for gfx1200.Validation
test_hip_wmma.py,test_int8.py, andtest_int8_input_act.pyon gfx1151: 474 passed, 62 skippedruff checkandgit diff --checkmlp_downHIP-event sanity check on final head: 15.1154 ms