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    Phoronix: Mesa 21.3 Released With Radeon RADV Ray-Tracing, Much Better Zink

    Mesa 21.3 is now out as the latest quarterly feature release to this collection of open-source graphics drivers...

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    i'm pretty excited to try ray tracing in wow-classic with my 6900 xt. currently playing season of mastery with my buddy. also interested to see how much ngg helps out in satisfactory. fps starts to drop in mid game once you start getting large factories all over the place.

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      • #4
        Already updated to it on 20.04 LTS thanks to Valve's Kisak MESA-fresh PPA:

        The goal of this PPA is to provide the latest point release of Mesa plus select non-invasive early backports. Deviations from upstream packages are listed on the package details page. --- Support status --- Bionic (18.04) - Discontinued - Long term users can use kisak-mesa stable Focal (20.04) - Supported Jammy (22.04) - Supported Lunar (23.04) - End of Life - Removal after 4 weeks (2024-03-01) Mantic (23.10) - Preliminary support (Not tested locally) Note: Please report any issues to mesa...


        Better & faster than relying on Manjaro or even Arch!

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        • #5
          Its nice to see AV1 decode acceleration via VAAPI..but its not mentioned in https://wiki.libav.org/Hardware/vaapi
          and it seems libva doesn't see updates since mid 2019.. ~2.5 years

          Is there any mobile AMD APUs that have RDNA2 graphics( ..so that we can see online videos without the system consuming 1 cpu core )?
          I believe RX Vega supports only vp9 not AV1 correct?
          regards,

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          • #6
            Originally posted by Linuxxx View Post
            Already updated to it on 20.04 LTS thanks to Valve's Kisak MESA-fresh PPA:

            The goal of this PPA is to provide the latest point release of Mesa plus select non-invasive early backports. Deviations from upstream packages are listed on the package details page. --- Support status --- Bionic (18.04) - Discontinued - Long term users can use kisak-mesa stable Focal (20.04) - Supported Jammy (22.04) - Supported Lunar (23.04) - End of Life - Removal after 4 weeks (2024-03-01) Mantic (23.10) - Preliminary support (Not tested locally) Note: Please report any issues to mesa...


            Better & faster than relying on Manjaro or even Arch!
            Yeah, if you prefer frankestein distros that have 2-3 year old software in most of their packages but you can only update things using 3rd party ppas... Archlinux may be more "slow" to introduce some packages but at least your overall distribution is closer to bleeding edge, not just select packages, and you don't need to use a gazillion of 3rd party user repositories to do so....

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            • #7
              Originally posted by Linuxxx View Post
              Already updated to it on 20.04 LTS thanks to Valve's Kisak MESA-fresh PPA:

              The goal of this PPA is to provide the latest point release of Mesa plus select non-invasive early backports. Deviations from upstream packages are listed on the package details page. --- Support status --- Bionic (18.04) - Discontinued - Long term users can use kisak-mesa stable Focal (20.04) - Supported Jammy (22.04) - Supported Lunar (23.04) - End of Life - Removal after 4 weeks (2024-03-01) Mantic (23.10) - Preliminary support (Not tested locally) Note: Please report any issues to mesa...


              Better & faster than relying on Manjaro or even Arch!
              Speak of the devil, Mesa 21.3.0 is in the testing repo of Arch... "Much faster" indeed. Have fun using your frankenstein-ppa distro.

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              • #8
                Originally posted by TemplarGR View Post

                Yeah, if you prefer frankestein distros that have 2-3 year old software in most of their packages but you can only update things using 3rd party ppas... Archlinux may be more "slow" to introduce some packages but at least your overall distribution is closer to bleeding edge, not just select packages, and you don't need to use a gazillion of 3rd party user repositories to do so....
                yeah arch waits for the .1 release before they release to stable. but 21.3.0 is in testing for those that want to mess around with it.

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                • #9
                  Originally posted by tuxd3v View Post
                  Its nice to see AV1 decode acceleration via VAAPI..but its not mentioned in https://wiki.libav.org/Hardware/vaapi
                  and it seems libva doesn't see updates since mid 2019.. ~2.5 years

                  Is there any mobile AMD APUs that have RDNA2 graphics( ..so that we can see online videos without the system consuming 1 cpu core )?
                  I believe RX Vega supports only vp9 not AV1 correct?
                  regards,
                  There are no RDNA2 APUs available. Probably the Steam Deck will be the first one.
                  Yes, the Vega APUs support up to VP9 and H265. (The dedicated Vega cards didn't have VP9.)

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