RADV Vulkan Driver Picks Up Fixes For Vega M Hardware
While Vega M has been on the market for several months as the Radeon graphics processor found on Intel Kabylake-G chips, interestingly in the past few days have been a number of improvements for using the open-source Linux graphics stack on this hardware.
A few days ago I reported on Vega M support coming to the ROCm compute stack. The latest improvement now for Vega M with Linux graphics are some practical RADV Radeon Vulkan driver fixes.
The most important of these RADV + Vega M changes is fixing occlusion queries. There is also a VK_EXT_memory_budget fix.
Those fixes were worked on by Valve's Samuel Pitoiset and he called the occlusion queries fix quite important while the VK_EXT_memory_budget fix is obviously only relevant to software utilizing that extension.
Both of those RADV + Vega M fixes are now in Mesa 19.2-devel but also queued for back-porting to Mesa 19.0 and 19.1 series.
A few days ago I reported on Vega M support coming to the ROCm compute stack. The latest improvement now for Vega M with Linux graphics are some practical RADV Radeon Vulkan driver fixes.
The most important of these RADV + Vega M changes is fixing occlusion queries. There is also a VK_EXT_memory_budget fix.
Those fixes were worked on by Valve's Samuel Pitoiset and he called the occlusion queries fix quite important while the VK_EXT_memory_budget fix is obviously only relevant to software utilizing that extension.
Both of those RADV + Vega M fixes are now in Mesa 19.2-devel but also queued for back-porting to Mesa 19.0 and 19.1 series.
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