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I don't think so - AFAIK it's more of a cross-licensing (aka we don't sue you, you don't sue us) relationship.
I don't know all the details...
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According to Wikipedia article about Dirk Meyer:
Following the link to Athlon article:
There is...Last edited by bridgman; 08 January 2021, 08:20 PM.
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Only very vaguely - are you saying there is a setting today that can work around the issue, or just that it would be good if we had something like that...
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My (low quality) understanding is that HDMI "anything" can't be made available in open source drivers without explicit permission from the HDMI...Last edited by bridgman; 06 January 2021, 07:09 PM.
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My understanding of patrol scrubbing is that it cycles through every memory location, reads and checks against ECC bits, and writes back in the event...
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bridgman replied to HDMI Forum Closing Public Specification Access Is Hurting Open-Source GPU Driversin X.Org & DRMI thought Wayland developers were still part of X.org, and there is no separate "Wayland.org".
The X.org group covers a lot more...Last edited by bridgman; 06 January 2021, 01:26 PM.
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No argument about "6+ cores not being unusual", what I'm saying is that all exactly 6 cores plus all very low clocks plus all Chinese speaking...
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There are still some pretty odd things going on with the Steam HW survey, eg the overview graphs aren't matching the underlying details (try "click...Last edited by bridgman; 04 January 2021, 10:38 AM.
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I would expect a slight latency increase for the first read in a cache line on an L3 miss, however (a) there are typically more subsequent reads to the...
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bridgman replied to Valve Continued Doing A Lot For Linux Gaming & Open-Source Radeon Drivers In 2020in Linux GamingIn our case the Mesa driver is quite a bit faster than the proprietary driver (and on a par with NVidia's proprietary driver) while in Intel's case I...
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bridgman replied to Valve Continued Doing A Lot For Linux Gaming & Open-Source Radeon Drivers In 2020in Linux GamingYou beat me to it
There are three major PC graphics vendors, and two of the three use Mesa as their primary vendor driver. Two of the...
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bridgman replied to Valve's Steam Data For December Points To A Huge Dip For Linux Gaming Marketsharein Linux GamingThere's a lot of wierdness in the December numbers - if you look at Windows CPU brand there's a 7% shift from AMD to Intel, vs less than 1% changes in...Last edited by bridgman; 01 January 2021, 11:44 PM.
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bridgman replied to Valve Continued Doing A Lot For Linux Gaming & Open-Source Radeon Drivers In 2020in Linux GamingAFAIK the primary sources of OS usage info have been the same for a while, to the point where citing them on every post gets tedious. One of the challenges...Last edited by bridgman; 31 December 2020, 01:18 PM.
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bridgman replied to Valve Continued Doing A Lot For Linux Gaming & Open-Source Radeon Drivers In 2020in Linux GamingYes, if you are running a stock distro you probably have RADV as your default Vulkan driver.
if you have vkinfo available you can run that...
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Have you looked at perf/watt numbers for RDNA2 ? In Michael's tests as well as Windows tests the latest generation is at or near the top in terms of power/perf:...
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Interesting... when I try to edit my own posts I now get the following:
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The register header files don't take up any space once compiled, except to the extent that entries are actually used.
Put differently, if...
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