fix: clarify 'Torch not compiled with CUDA enabled' error for Intel GPU users - #1307
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…PU users Intel GPU users see 'Torch not compiled with CUDA enabled' and mistakenly follow the NVIDIA CUDA reinstallation steps. Added a note explaining this error is expected for Intel hardware — they should verify XPU availability instead. Closes Comfy-Org#1298
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe Intel GPU troubleshooting section now explains expected CUDA errors, adds an XPU availability check, and describes ComfyUI’s behavior when XPU support is detected. ChangesIntel GPU troubleshooting
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In `@troubleshooting/overview.mdx`:
- Line 343: Update the Intel GPU guidance sentence in the MDX to replace the em
dash after “expected behavior” with a period or colon, keeping the existing
meaning and avoiding dash punctuation.
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Summary
Intel GPU users seeing the error "Torch not compiled with CUDA enabled" in the NVIDIA section currently have no guidance about what this means for their hardware. They may mistakenly follow the CUDA reinstallation steps instead of installing the XPU-enabled PyTorch.
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troubleshooting/overview.mdx— Added 11 lines to the Intel GPU Issues section explaining that this error is expected for Intel GPUs and directing users to verify XPU availability and install XPU-enabled PyTorch.Source
Issue #1298 — user reports getting "Torch not compiled with CUDA enabled" on an Intel Arc GPU while using XPU.
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