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Originally posted by Danielsan View PostIs it possible seeing some benchmarks for other applications rather than just video games? I mean GIMP, Inkscape, Krita, Kdenlive, Natron, Blender, Imagemagick, Gmic, Darkroom, etc... The Linux gamers are the 1% of the 1% global Linux base.Michael Larabel
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Originally posted by Danny3 View PostNice review!
It's a bit disappointing that they didn't used the latest HDMI version for this card
Why only HDMI 2.0b when HDMI 2.1 was released 2 years ago ?
Another disappointment is no AV1 hardware decoding acceleration, at least we should have VP9 hardware decoding, if it will ever work on Linux.
I hope to see in the future benchmarks how well it handles games like "GTA V" and others through WINE / DXVK / Proton.
I'm interested in the MSI version of this card because MSI has a feature called "Zero RPM" where the fans are stopped completely if the temperature is not too high, which is very good for the much wanted silence.
Now I'm wondering if this feature works on Linux ?
On Windows I can see it enabled in the AMD control panel, but on Linux without a control panel, I have no idea if it works or not.
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Originally posted by Danny3 View PostNice review!
It's a bit disappointing that they didn't used the latest HDMI version for this card
Why only HDMI 2.0b when HDMI 2.1 was released 2 years ago ?
Another disappointment is no AV1 hardware decoding acceleration, at least we should have VP9 hardware decoding, if it will ever work on Linux.
I hope to see in the future benchmarks how well it handles games like "GTA V" and others through WINE / DXVK / Proton.
I'm interested in the MSI version of this card because MSI has a feature called "Zero RPM" where the fans are stopped completely if the temperature is not too high, which is very good for the much wanted silence.
Now I'm wondering if this feature works on Linux ?
On Windows I can see it enabled in the AMD control panel, but on Linux without a control panel, I have no idea if it works or not.- FreeSync via HDMI is not supported for this feature. Only DP FreeSync displays will work.
Better buy display port cablesLast edited by dimko; 12 December 2019, 03:10 PM.
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Originally posted by Michael View Post
Most of the programs you mention don't directly utilize OpenGL acceleration... For some of them there is OpenCL, but no ROCm/OpenCL support yet for Navi. And of that list the only benchmark friendly ones are darktable, GIMP, Blender that I am aware of.
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Minor typo:
With the F1 2017 Vulkan-powered Linux racing game and the last of the F1 series that is Linux-native, the RX 5500 XT performance pulled in right behind the RX 580/590 and GTX 1650 SUPER. This game was easily playable on the RX 500 XT at 1080p with high quality visuals.Test signature
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Originally posted by Danielsan View PostIs it possible seeing some benchmarks for other applications rather than just video games? I mean GIMP, Inkscape, Krita, Kdenlive, Natron, Blender, Imagemagick, Gmic, Darkroom, etc... The Linux gamers are the 1% of the 1% global Linux base.
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Originally posted by Slartifartblast View PostA bit underwhelming really, I was hoping for better from the 5500 xt especially when you see the windows sites reviews as well. Wake me up when they have 1660 super performance for 1650 super pricing
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