Thanks, but you are doing what people always do when I complain about some sorry state of affairs: try to fix my particular issue. It comes off as "If you get fries for free, will you stop complaining about the spoiled meat?". I bet you mean well though.
It is not EAC - when I put the old GTX970 back in, the framerate returned. And I am not looking for solutions. I am stating that there is a wide and undeserved praise for Radeons around here and on many other Linux forums - for apparent political reasons as everyone carries the open-source badge with pride - and I feel lied to. The performance is mostly great, but there seems to be a number of issues that are well known but swept under the rug.
I am not a fanboy, I have spent as much money on AMD as on Intel chips for the last 25 years, and I was just about to drop my GeForce for a Radeon because of the glowing reviews. I have had issues with ATI/AMD Linux drivers many years before, but figured that things had straightened out what with the fierce advocacy I have seen lately. I think I was wrong.
It is not EAC - when I put the old GTX970 back in, the framerate returned. And I am not looking for solutions. I am stating that there is a wide and undeserved praise for Radeons around here and on many other Linux forums - for apparent political reasons as everyone carries the open-source badge with pride - and I feel lied to. The performance is mostly great, but there seems to be a number of issues that are well known but swept under the rug.
I am not a fanboy, I have spent as much money on AMD as on Intel chips for the last 25 years, and I was just about to drop my GeForce for a Radeon because of the glowing reviews. I have had issues with ATI/AMD Linux drivers many years before, but figured that things had straightened out what with the fierce advocacy I have seen lately. I think I was wrong.
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