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Valve Has Been Developing A New Mesa Vulkan Shader Compiler For Radeon

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  • #21
    Vega56 - Rise of the Tomb Raider 4K (high/very high mix)
    mesa-git + llvm9: 55 FPS
    mesa-git + ACO: 65 FPS
    nice

    everything else I tested is either similar performance or just slighly better.

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    • #22
      Originally posted by dimko View Post
      shame on AMD. Valve does their job as far as I can judge.
      Do you ignore the fact that Valve makes money with PC gaming, just as AMD does, if not much more? AMD does a lot more stuff than PC gaming. If Valve contributes to PC gaming, it's a win-win.

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      • #23
        Originally posted by R41N3R View Post
        Well, call me excited! That is something I need to test :-)
        Yeah I'd be lapping this up too if I actually had an amd card, but I'm a poorfag couldn't even afford the radeon vii, in fact I don't even have a desktop to put it into anymore, what is going on with my life?!

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        • #24
          All I got to say is...

          God I love Open Source, it's the people I can't stand, all jokes aside transparency is key to further evolve a platform.

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          • #25
            Very good news. Many games are unplayable with llvm compiler without Steam pre-caching.

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            • #26

              I made a PPA for Ubuntu, please help me test it! https://launchpad.net/~ernstp/+archive/ubuntu/mesaaco

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              • #27
                could this eventually also be used for radeonSI?

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                • #28
                  Originally posted by davidbepo View Post
                  could this eventually also be used for radeonSI?
                  Q: Is it radv-only or will RadeonSI work?

                  A: radv for now, but we intend to look at RadeonSI once things are farther along.
                  If you run games on Steam with radv on AMD, you might want to test ACO! For more details, refer to this announcement . Note: things are at an early stage and testing is likely to expose bugs and GPU crashes. Currently, ACO will only work with Vulkan on GCN 3.0+ AMD cards running against the Mesa radv driver .

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                  • #29
                    Remember Ubuntu's Drama? Steam have an official AUR ready to test ACO but no PPA at the time of writing

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                    • #30
                      Originally posted by dimko View Post
                      3rd party does AMD's job.
                      high-risk experiments aren't amd's job

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