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  • AMD Posts Linux Graphics Driver Patches For "Cyan Skillfish"

    Phoronix: AMD Posts Linux Graphics Driver Patches For "Cyan Skillfish"

    AMD posted a new patch series bringing up a new graphics processor, Cyan Skillfish...

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    hmm.... i hope everything will be ready and perfect for their new gpu

    my fingers are obviously crossed

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    • #3
      So, this is a APU with a RDNA1 GPU?

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      • #4
        Originally posted by M@GOid View Post
        So, this is a APU with a RDNA1 GPU?
        Looks like it. I wonder if this is AM4 or not? If so, I think it would make a nice last APU sendoff before the new platform drops. If not, I question why it exists due to RDNA2 APU devices already on the market.

        The code name sounds like a Skrillex cover "band".

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        • #5
          Originally posted by skeevy420 View Post

          Looks like it. I wonder if this is AM4 or not? If so, I think it would make a nice last APU sendoff before the new platform drops. If not, I question why it exists due to RDNA2 APU devices already on the market.
          Which RDNA 2 APU devices are on the market currently? I'm not aware of any.

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          • #6
            Originally posted by Venemo View Post

            Which RDNA 2 APU devices are on the market currently? I'm not aware of any.
            Probably taught Steam deck that has apu with RDNA2, but it's not released yet (end of year) and it might be custom made for Valve.

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            • #7
              Originally posted by Venemo View Post

              Which RDNA 2 APU devices are on the market currently? I'm not aware of any.
              AFAIK only custom chips. PlayStation, Xbox, Steam Deck (low availablity december 2021 and better availability towards end of 2022).

              Not only will we wait a long time for RDNA 1 APUs but I'm guessing it won't be nearly as good as the custom chips (relative to the difference between 5k and 6k series GPUs).

              I would like to see Navi based UDOO Bolt. It's such an awesome platform especially for students who don't have over $1000 USD to drop on a GPU.

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              • #8
                Originally posted by Venemo View Post

                Which RDNA 2 APU devices are on the market currently? I'm not aware of any.
                PS5 and Series X. Steam Deck was just announced. They're also going to be using RDNA2 APUs in Teslas.

                That's two on the market with more on the way. With known RDNA2 APUs on the market and more on the way, RDNA1 APUs seem odd unless they're gonna be budget AM5 or sendoff AM4 or something along those lines.

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                • #9
                  Originally posted by Jabberwocky View Post

                  AFAIK only custom chips. PlayStation, Xbox, Steam Deck (low availablity december 2021 and better availability towards end of 2022).

                  Not only will we wait a long time for RDNA 1 APUs but I'm guessing it won't be nearly as good as the custom chips (relative to the difference between 5k and 6k series GPUs).

                  I would like to see Navi based UDOO Bolt. It's such an awesome platform especially for students who don't have over $1000 USD to drop on a GPU.
                  Custom or not, they're still on the market now in gaming devices and are coming out in the future for handhelds and infotainment centers in cars which means that they have RDNA2 APU production lines in full swing.

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                  • #10
                    Originally posted by skeevy420 View Post

                    PS5 and Series X. Steam Deck was just announced. They're also going to be using RDNA2 APUs in Teslas.

                    That's two on the market with more on the way. With known RDNA2 APUs on the market and more on the way, RDNA1 APUs seem odd unless they're gonna be budget AM5 or sendoff AM4 or something along those lines.
                    Steam Deck is not on the market yet. PS5 and Xbox are (in my opinion) quite closed devices.

                    AFAIK currently there is no RDNA 2 based APU for either laptop or destkop form factors. And sadly the RDNA dGPUs are also only in very few laptops.

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