More RadeonSI Navi Improvements Are Pending

[skeevy420]

What's missing?

This is what they list as supported for the RX 580:

Radeon™ VR Ready Premium Radeon™ Software
  Radeon™ FreeSync Technology
  AMD LiquidVR™ Technology
  4th Gen GCN Architecture
  Radeon™ Chill
  Radeon™ ReLive
  DirectX® 12 Technology
  AMD Eyefinity Technology (Gaming)
  AMD App Acceleration
  AMD CrossFire™ Technology
  AMD CrossFire™ (Bridgeless)
  3rd Gen 14nm Process Technology
  OpenCL 2.0
  OpenGL 4.5
  AMD PowerTune Technology
  TrueAudio Next
  Unified Video Decoder (UVD)
  Video Code Engine (VCE)
  Virtual Super Resolution
  The Vulkan® API

So, like, 75% of that list for Polaris.

For Vega (64) we have:

 Radeon™ VR Ready Premium
  Radeon™ FreeSync Technology
  Radeon™ Chill
  Radeon™ ReLive
  DirectX® 12 Technology
  AMD Eyefinity Technology (Gaming)
  Catalyst Software
  OpenCL 2.0
  OpenGL 4.5
  AMD PowerTune Technology
  TressFX Hair
  TrueAudio Next
  Unified Video Decoder (UVD)
  Video Code Engine (VCE)
  Virtual Super Resolution
  The Vulkan® API
  AMD ZeroCore Power Technology

Or the same stuff that Polaris doesn't have with TressFX Hair and ZeroCore Power Technology added to the list.

I'm assuming they just forgot to add "Catalyst Software" to the Polaris/580 list.

[FireBurn]

I wonder if they could also implement other still missing features for Vega which were promised at launch.

What's missing?

[ms178]

I wonder if they could also implement other still missing features for Vega which were promised at launch.

[skeevy420]

Very nice. AMD's Linux launch support hasn't always been the best.

[phoronix]

Phoronix: More RadeonSI Navi Improvements Are Pending

A few days ago the Navi 10 support landed in AMD's open-source RadeonSI OpenGL driver within Mesa 19.2. It looks like landing in the next few days will be some follow-up work to address some features and performance for the soon-to-ship Radeon RX 5700 series...

http://www.phoronix.com/scan.php?page=news_item&px=RadeonSI-Navi-Perf-Pending