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Originally posted by qarium View Post
everything you said here is a lie. AMD did not finally realize that ... thats all a lie.
AMD will not add SR-IOV to gamers consumer cards because it increase the transistor count what makes the gpus more expensive instead they work on a software solution not SR-IOV
also about CEC its not a AMD problem its a HDMI problem use Displayport with an adapter to HDMI then you have CEC ... the HDMI standards does sapotage the implementation.
also most notebooks and also desktop systems have 2 or more gpus means they do not need SR-IOV or even the software repleacement to run games who are not compatible with proton in a VM because you can hand over the second gpu to the VM.
so its all a lie what you did write here.
Hi All, We had discussed internally about the “HDMI-CEC support” feature and it is not going to be implemented at this moment as it needs hardware changes on the board and more planning. We will re-evaluate the requirement in future and may be able to give more insights on it. Thank you for the understanding and apologizes for not considering the request at this moment.
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Originally posted by Danny3 View PostI'm really happy that AMD has finally realized that nobody is going to buy a professional GPU or a second GPU just to be able to run a game or program in a VM with near-native performance.
At the same time it also doesn't make sense to spend a lot of money for a GPU that doesn't have a graphical control panel, doesn't have CEC support and doesn't have SR-IOV support.
If at least SR-IOV support comes, then it can make sense to more people.
I'll definitely look forward to buy a new AMD GPU that allows me to play games that are not compatible with Proton, in a VM.
So, good job AMD for going into the right direction and for listening to what we want!
AMD will not add SR-IOV to gamers consumer cards because it increase the transistor count what makes the gpus more expensive instead they work on a software solution not SR-IOV
also about CEC its not a AMD problem its a HDMI problem use Displayport with an adapter to HDMI then you have CEC ... the HDMI standards does sapotage the implementation.
also most notebooks and also desktop systems have 2 or more gpus means they do not need SR-IOV or even the software repleacement to run games who are not compatible with proton in a VM because you can hand over the second gpu to the VM.
so its all a lie what you did write here.
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Originally posted by zexelon View PostIf you cant beat the competition on performance, beat them on features! I would be VERY interested in the AMD camp if they released SR-IOV in non-prof graphics cards. Still have to keep team green for CUDA but with an AMD card in their I could use that for all my graphical needs and relegate the other cards to strictly compute.
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If you cant beat the competition on performance, beat them on features! I would be VERY interested in the AMD camp if they released SR-IOV in non-prof graphics cards. Still have to keep team green for CUDA but with an AMD card in their I could use that for all my graphical needs and relegate the other cards to strictly compute.
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I'm really happy that AMD has finally realized that nobody is going to buy a professional GPU or a second GPU just to be able to run a game or program in a VM with near-native performance.
At the same time it also doesn't make sense to spend a lot of money for a GPU that doesn't have a graphical control panel, doesn't have CEC support and doesn't have SR-IOV support.
If at least SR-IOV support comes, then it can make sense to more people.
I'll definitely look forward to buy a new AMD GPU that allows me to play games that are not compatible with Proton, in a VM.
So, good job AMD for going into the right direction and for listening to what we want!
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Firmware Assisted Shadowing Code Posted For AMD RDNA3 - Needed For SR-IOV
Phoronix: Firmware Assisted Shadowing Code Posted For AMD RDNA3 - Needed For SR-IOV
A new patch series posted today is of interest and is for firmware-assisted shadowing for AMD RDNA3 (GFX11) graphics processors as it's necessary for proper SR-IOV support...
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