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AMD Radeon VDPAU Video Performance With Gallium3D
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Originally posted by DanL View PostThat defeats the point of passive cooling (i.e. silence). I actually do something similar with a 120 mm fan pointed at a half-height 8400GS, but it's running on 5V and very, very quiet.
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Originally posted by dungeon View PostAccording to my results with Athlon 5350 i guess that should work fine:
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So Xv is around 10% average and vdpau 2% .
Maybe i can test by disabling 2 cores and downclocking it @1GHz .
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Originally posted by Kivada View PostI asked as it's the slowest setup with the supported UVD chip thats on the market. How it handles it is a a bit more telling about what it's capable of then a low end GPU with a current gen CPU.
That is the one, for example will use ~twice CPU power if Xv is used, but for vdpau it is the same , etc... I don't know why Michael does not use that for benchmark it is better quality and better shows an issue with software rendering .Last edited by dungeon; 29 June 2014, 11:53 PM.
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What i tried to say is... With currently tested by phoronix-test-suite 30fps video variant, E1-2500 will pass that even with Xv for sure, maybe even E1-2100 (but not exactly sure for that one, because of high peaks Xv can have) . So that is not so good showcase for slowest Kabinis .
With 60fps video using Xv it will need more CPU power then even E1-2500 have, so for sure E1-2100 can't do it too, so both will struggle at that... But using vdpau it work fine and CPU usage is near to non existent .
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Originally posted by asdfblah View PostBTW, did you people read my first comment in this thread? VDPAU in radeon doesn't really help that much... until we have complete AVC decoding by HW, and even then, GStreamer doesn't work very well in firefox (it crashes the browser in my system, it's a known bug IIRC), and youtube uses VP8/9.
Also there is one more thing with vdpau. If you play a video with gst-play and try to run a vlc video with vdpau enabled it will not play it. +vlc uses more cpu than gst-play.Last edited by 89c51; 30 June 2014, 01:31 AM.
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Originally posted by CrystalGamma View PostIf you have a browser that supports both VP8/9 and MediaSource Extensions (like the current Firefox Nightly and I guess Chrome/-ium) you will see a lot of VP9 videos popping up on YouTube.
The first AMD GPU with proper FOSS support for VP9 (HWA) + the usual mesa stuff and PM will probably get my money.
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Originally posted by Vim_User View PostThe answer to which of those questions you quoted? Come on, only one time give us a clear and precise answer. If there is progress, what for progress?
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