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AMDGPU vs. Radeon DRM With Linux 4.14 On GCN 1.0/SI GPUs
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Originally posted by Michael View Post
My R9 290 is back to being broken/regressed on Radeon DRM and only performs correctly on AMDGPU.
Hope you will include the r9 290 numbers anyway for amdgpu... Even if there is no radeon drm to compare.
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Originally posted by humbug View PostNot sure about gcn 1.0 which this article is about.
but gcn 1.1 actually works a lot better under the new amdgpu kernel driver in my experience with my r9 290. It solved random issues for me such as no display on certain monitors, and extreme low performance due to reclocking not working under certain kernel versions...
That's just from a reliability/stability perspective without even talking about features and performance. Plus the benefits of getting as many supported users as possible off of the legacy driver.
Thx.
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Khudsa, what distro?
and try:
Code:zcat /proc/config.gz | grep AMDGPU_CIK
Code:CONFIG_DRM_AMDGPU_CIK=y
BTW. It's nothing new for tahiti but there are very good results for pitcairn. All regressions are gone and opengl is even better now on new driver.I don't have GCN1 anymore but still it's very impressive.Last edited by frosth; 30 October 2017, 07:12 PM.
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Originally posted by frosth View PostKhudsa, what distro?
and try:
Code:zcat /proc/config.gz | grep AMDGPU_CIK
Code:CONFIG_DRM_AMDGPU_CIK=y
BTW. It's nothing new for tahiti but there are very good results for pitcairn. All regressions are gone and opengl is even better now on new driver.I don't have GCN1 anymore but still it's very impressive.
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Originally posted by davidbepo View Postso once 4.15 lands it will be better to use amdgpu for everything (it isn't now due to no hdmi audio...)
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