More AMDGPU DC + RadeonSI/RADV vs. NVIDIA Linux OpenGL+Vulkan Benchmarks

[Michael]

they would have to port it to source2 engine which has a vulkan renderer for both Windows and Linux. I didn't know that valve was about to release this update..

It's been mentioned publicly elsewhere that Source 2 for CS:GO is slated for 2017, such as https://pvplive.com/c/csgos-next-ope...e-release-date

[humbug]

Skimming the article I missed that one. Perhaps having brought everything to Linux their next step is Vulkan support?

they would have to port it to source2 engine which has a vulkan renderer for both Windows and Linux. I didn't know that valve was about to release this update..

[ResponseWriter]

Michael, what has Valve told you?

Skimming the article I missed that one. Perhaps having brought everything to Linux their next step is Vulkan support?

[pete910]

Nope, but Radeon will be far behind.

?????

[TumultuousUnicorn]

do you expect nvidia to suddenly open drivers with volta?

Nope, but Radeon will be far behind.

[tildearrow]

Typo:

a fresh look at the RX Vega 56/65 Linux performance

[humbug]

But will be interesting to see how it goes when the new CS:GO update is out soon with Vulkan support.

Michael, what has Valve told you?

[pal666]

It will be funny when Volta will be released.

do you expect nvidia to suddenly open drivers with volta?

[GruenSein]

Performance with RadeonSI looks good, but Radeon hardware... It will be funny when Volta will be released.

I think, it is the other way around...

[Marc Driftmeyer]

So much more needs to improve. To see an R9 285 leap frog the RX 580 in more than one result speaks to how much more the code needs to be flushed out, never mind the old games poorly designed/optimized for OpenGL: bring on Vulkan replacements.