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Originally posted by w-e-w January 30, 2025
As PyTorch have not yet released a compatible builds for Blackwell GPUs
we have been allowed to publish Early Access PyTorch wheels by Nvidia
There are several methods to run on Blackwell 50XX GPUs
Method 1: use the a new standalone release
Recommended for new install or for those not familiar with terminals / commands)
we have prepared a standalone release for Windows which can be downloaded here sd.webui-1.10.1-blackwell.7z (1.8GB)
Windows 11 seems to have it added native 7z support
Click run.bat to launch webui
note: do not enable --xformers, currently it is not compatible
Method 2: use the latest dev branch
Recommended for those who are migrating from existing installation and for those who are familiar with commands and terminals
As of Blackwell compatibility (Windows only) #16817 the dev branch have been update with auto detection of blackwell GPUs, when detected it will automatically install the appropriate PyTorch which version
Discussed in #16818
Originally posted by w-e-w January 30, 2025
As PyTorch have not yet released a compatible builds for Blackwell GPUs
we have been allowed to publish Early Access PyTorch wheels by Nvidia
There are several methods to run on Blackwell 50XX GPUs
Method 1: use the a new standalone release
Recommended for new install or for those not familiar with terminals / commands)
we have prepared a standalone release for Windows which can be downloaded here sd.webui-1.10.1-blackwell.7z (1.8GB)
run.bat
to launch webuinote: do not enable
--xformers
, currently it is not compatibleMethod 2: use the latest
dev
branchRecommended for those who are migrating from existing installation and for those who are familiar with commands and terminals
--reinstall-torch
toCOMMANDLINE_ARGS
to tell webui to reinstall PyTorchMethod 3: manual upgrade
Meant for developers
The PyTorch wheels are provided at https://huggingface.co/w-e-w/torch-2.6.0-cu128.nv
This should be all the info you need
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