Run Stable Diffusion Locally on AMD Instinct MI60 Linux Live Setup

In this live screencast, I demonstrate how to run stable diffusion cpp with the Z Image Turbo Q3 K GGUF 6B model on Linux using an AMD Instinct MI60 GPU with 32GB HBM2 memory.

This session is beginner friendly and focuses on real world setup, configuration, and inference performance using an AMD data center GPU. You will see how GGUF models work with stable diffusion cpp, how ROCm detects the MI60, and how images are generated locally without cloud services.

This setup is ideal for developers, AI enthusiasts, and Linux users who want fast local image generation using open source tools and Apache 2.0 licensed models.

Blog article with full written guide
https://ojambo.com/review-generative-ai-z-image-turbo-q3-K-gguf-6b-model

Learning Python book on Amazon
https://www.amazon.com/Learning-Python-Programming-eBook-Beginners-ebook/dp/B0D8BQ5X99

Learning Python course
https://ojamboshop.com/product/learning-python

One on one online Python tutoring
https://ojambo.com/contact

Z Image Turbo installation or migration services
https://ojamboservices.com/contact

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