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Originally posted by aufkrawall View PostYarp. It's extremely unfortunate when you want to play a game with vsync which has a hardware cursor (i.e. lots of isometric stuff). It basically runs like crap vs. older AMD GPUs or Nvidia. And vsync is also very important for FreeSync when you have a display with <120Hz.
I don't intend to gimp a leisure time hobby just for riding the FOSS crusade.
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Originally posted by moilami View PostBut yeah, that they must fix anyway.
I don't intend to gimp a leisure time hobby just for riding the FOSS crusade.
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Originally posted by Espionage724 View PostGot a laptop with a GTX 1060, and the display with the same cables works perfectly at [email protected]; no instability at all.
(Zotac SN970).
My RX580 (MSI RX580 ARMOR 8G OC) however had no problem at all as eGPU for my thinkpad T430 (yes, using a single PCIe 2 lane!) running the latest tombraider at [email protected]
Also my Samsung Chromebook Plus has no problem with the 4k.
Just pointing out that these problems are too specific to blame on a vendor.
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Originally posted by aufkrawall View PostThanks, but I don't like to have stutter by just moving the mouse cursor. I consider this a worse issue than Nvidia's terrible Xorg performance when opening new windows.
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Originally posted by moilami View PostI have Red Devil 5700 and I am super happy with it. Performance is great and no issues at all with 5.4 kernel. It just works. I would recommend it to you.
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Originally posted by Teggs View PostPlaystation
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Originally posted by aufkrawall View PostStability of Navi on Linux probably has gotten better than on Windows with kernel 5.5. Though that's not a hard thing, unfortunately.
There are other stupid bugs as hardware cursor performance issues or limited power saving with some resolutions, refresh rates or multi monitor setups. AMD's own Vulkan amdvlk driver also is a visual corruption nightmare on Navi with DXVK etc.
Things were looking well with Polaris, but AMD tears it all down with Navi. I've devided that I won't purchase one for myself (nor will I recommend it to others).
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