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  • AMD Bus Lock Detect Positioned Ahead Of Linux 6.12

    Phoronix: AMD Bus Lock Detect Positioned Ahead Of Linux 6.12

    Going back four years ago Intel engineers worked out bus lock detection for the Linux kernel to benefit their processors able to detect bus locks and then notify the kernel, given the negative performance implications associated with bus locks. That Intel support was merged in Linux 5.13 back in 2021 while now AMD has their equivalent ready for mainlining in the Linux kernel...

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    Splitlock detection wrecks performance for VFIO and some games hence why Feral's Gamemode disables it by default
    Last edited by Kjell; 12 August 2024, 11:22 AM.

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    • #3
      Originally posted by Kjell View Post
      Splitlock detection wrecks performance for VFIO and some games hence why Feral's Gamemode disables it by default
      But Ma GAMING Will Suffer !!

      Aren't there more important things in this world than sitting in your parent's basement playing viddie games?

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      • #4
        Originally posted by NotMine999 View Post

        But Ma GAMING Will Suffer !!

        Aren't there more important things in this world than sitting in your parent's basement playing viddie games?
        I could say the same thing about you. Don't you have better things to do than try to shame people for demanding backwards compatibility with existing software? There's a reason the vast majority of people are still using x86 CPUs for desktop/laptop systems.

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        • #5
          Originally posted by NotMine999 View Post

          But Ma GAMING Will Suffer !!

          Aren't there more important things in this world than sitting in your parent's basement playing viddie games?
          There are, like 3D modeling, CAD, video production, etc. I would expect a lot of the "muh gaming suffers" would be applicable to other fields too. It's naive to dismiss it simply because it's gaming and games don't matter, they're not important. It could just as easily affect other much more important things too.

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          • #6
            Originally posted by NotMine999 View Post

            But Ma GAMING Will Suffer !!

            Aren't there more important things in this world than sitting in your parent's basement playing viddie games?
            No, they're not around any longer and my house doesn't have a basement.

            Very thoughtful of you, thanks.

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            • #7
              Originally posted by NotMine999 View Post

              But Ma GAMING Will Suffer !!

              Aren't there more important things in this world than sitting in your parent's basement playing viddie games?
              Reel men work their 9-5 job and then hit the bar

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              • #8
                Originally posted by NotMine999 View Post

                But Ma GAMING Will Suffer !!

                Aren't there more important things in this world than sitting in your parent's basement playing viddie games?
                Resting and having fun is probably the most important thing in life

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