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Ubuntu 15.04 Receives Early Release Of Catalyst 15.3 Linux Driver
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Originally posted by plantroon View PostHD 3650 and HD4850 have a really different architecture. 2 completely different cards even in performance. HD 3650 has performance very close (a bit better maybe) to Intel HD 4000. Even on Windows, HD 3650 has bugs in "newer" games like Battlefield 3 where you can't see the HUD. No such thing happened with 4850. I have a dead 4870 at home and I believe it's similar to 4850. On Linux, 4xxx series has better opensource support and 3xxx series was known to suffer from lockups on opensource drivers.
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Originally posted by uid313 View PostIt pisses me off that AMD is always late with the new drivers to support the latest kernel and X.Org Server, which is holding back Linux, desktop and X innovation for everyone.
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Is it transitional Catalyst? It seems to be
I was to think that AMD is to release tranbsitional Catalyst taht works using both fglrx and AMDGPU kernel driver since there were named Catalyst Omega 14.12 driver. It is because Omega is latest member in Greek alphabet. To neme something Omega means that is latest member of any list e.g. list of type of software and next will be revolutiobnary change.
Previous information that AMD is to release new Calayst before sending AMDGPU patch (that generally means no AMDGPU since 4.1 kernel) was ana pro agument of my idea.
and in this article is another one pro arument:
"This driver is significantly larger than Catalyst 14.12, the current stable release,"
And revolution became
"next Catalyst Linux driver release. This driver is needed to support the latest Linux kernel and X.Org Server of Ubuntu 15.04"
as of only 9 days after Ubuntu got 3.19 kenrel officialy we have AMD driver taht was and is yet to be extremnely uncommonm
Linux 3.19 Officially Lands For Ubuntu 15.04
Published on 03 March 2015
Phoronix, Linux Hardware Reviews, Linux hardware benchmarks, Linux server benchmarks, Linux benchmarking, Desktop Linux, Linux performance, Open Source graphics, Linux How To, Ubuntu benchmarks, Ubuntu hardware, Phoronix Test Suite
and it is just oabou one month since 3.19 becaome released
Linux 3.19 Kernel Released
Published on 08 February 2015
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Is it transitional Catalyst? It seems to be
I was to think that AMD is to release tranbsitional Catalyst taht works using both fglrx and AMDGPU kernel driver since there were named Catalyst Omega 14.12 driver. It is because Omega is latest member in Greek alphabet. To neme something Omega means that is latest member of any list e.g. list of type of software and next will be revolutiobnary change.
Previous information that AMD is to release new Calayst before sending AMDGPU patch (that generally means no AMDGPU since 4.1 kernel) was ana pro agument of my idea.
and in this article is another one pro arument:
"This driver is significantly larger than Catalyst 14.12, the current stable release,"
And revolution became
"next Catalyst Linux driver release. This driver is needed to support the latest Linux kernel and X.Org Server of Ubuntu 15.04"
as of only 9 days after Ubuntu got 3.19 kenrel officialy we have AMD driver taht was and is yet to be extremnely uncommonm
Linux 3.19 Officially Lands For Ubuntu 15.04
Published on 03 March 2015
Phoronix, Linux Hardware Reviews, Linux hardware benchmarks, Linux server benchmarks, Linux benchmarking, Desktop Linux, Linux performance, Open Source graphics, Linux How To, Ubuntu benchmarks, Ubuntu hardware, Phoronix Test Suite
and it is just oabou one month since 3.19 becaome released
Linux 3.19 Kernel Released
Published on 08 February 2015
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Originally posted by eydee View PostSo... Has anyone tried the new drivers? Any changes apart from the version number and xorg support?
- General performance is the same as always, they don't even bother anymore
- Wine "support" seems to be fixed
- The video acceleration support introduced in 14.12 is gone/broken
- Still nowhere near windows performance, still nowhere near Radeon performance
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