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RADV Driver Sees Dramatic Improvement To Reduce CPU Overhead For Draw Calls

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  • #11
    Such draw. Much win! And he's only had this profiling tool up and running for a short amount of time. Imagine the other stuff he's going to find once he continues in his endeavors and improves his tool. AMDGPU-PRO driver be like...I'll hold your beer.

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    • #12
      I hope the Intel GPU driver developers around here took notice of Mike's tool, Igor's Lab did some great analysis on ARC's drawoverhead on Windows. And I am sure that it's also bad on Linux right now. I am also sure that Mike will want to profile your driver on Zink sooner or later, too.

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      • #13
        He's unstoppable.

        Can't wait to see the next Radeon vulkan and vulkan+zink benchmarks.

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        • #14
          Aaaah, modernisation. Finally meme images to illustrate articles. Zoomeria approves.

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          • #15
            What should we do with all those free CPU cycles now?
            Do online PGO for shaders? (Profile while they are running and recompile on CPU + replace)
            Does RDNA2/3 chips have hardware performance counter registers which could be used for something like that?

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            • #16
              Originally posted by ridge View Post
              Every morning, I wake up and walk up to my nearest mirror and repeat after my reflection three times, "The flavour (of winning), the atmosphere (of being a winner), the experience (of being #1)"
              Probably the best laugh I got today.

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              • #17
                So, when will we get new gaming benchmarks with these patches on Phoronix?

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                • #18
                  Originally posted by commodore256 View Post
                  So, is running OpenGL through Vulkan now faster than the direct OpenGL drivers?
                  I don't think that'll be a thing. It'll run as good and maybe in some tests, but on average it'll still be better on OpenGL to run OpenGL.

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                  • #19
                    That was some fantastic writing Mike Blumenkrantz!
                    Are you sure you're not a successful writer under a pen name?

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                    • #20
                      Originally posted by ridge View Post
                      Every morning, I wake up and walk up to my nearest mirror and repeat after my reflection three times, "The flavour (of winning), the atmosphere (of being a winner), the experience (of being #1)"
                      Hat off for turning this into proper English.

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