Likely Radeon Gallium3D Regression On Linux 3.14 + Mesa 10.2

Written by Michael Larabel in Display Drivers on 2 March 2014 at 12:46 AM EST. Page 4 of 4. 64 Comments.
Possible R600 Regression On Mesa 10.2 + Linux 3.14
Possible R600 Regression On Mesa 10.2 + Linux 3.14
Possible R600 Regression On Mesa 10.2 + Linux 3.14
Possible R600 Regression On Mesa 10.2 + Linux 3.14

With the GpuTest OpenGL test-cases the results were mixed but for several of the graphics cards and workloads encountered, the newer code was slower than the current stable state.

Stay tuned for additional testing next week and if you've encountered similar findings or have other information to share, feel free to share it in the forums.

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