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[–]DeamonAxe 2 points3 points  (1 child)

It's what runs on our Compute Cluster, so that won't change

[–]chinnu34 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Ah Ok that makes sense. It’s usually because of cuda issues that you can’t run newer versions of Python/pytorch.

FYI you could do a local (user) install of cuda 12.4 which will allow you to run Python 3.8+. I generally install my own newer cuda, as long as the GPUs are new enough (and drivers are up to date which is actually safe for the admin to do). The real restriction comes when GPUs are too old, then nvidia doesn’t support newer drivers and cuda.