Test Driving AMDGPU's Performance With DRM-Next For Linux 4.13

Written by Michael Larabel in Display Drivers on 27 June 2017 at 11:46 AM EDT. Page 3 of 4. 2 Comments.
DRM-Next 4.13 AMDGPU Early Tests

Dawn of War 3 also didn't see any better performance with this upcoming AMDGPU code.

DRM-Next 4.13 AMDGPU Early Tests
DRM-Next 4.13 AMDGPU Early Tests
DRM-Next 4.13 AMDGPU Early Tests
DRM-Next 4.13 AMDGPU Early Tests
DRM-Next 4.13 AMDGPU Early Tests
DRM-Next 4.13 AMDGPU Early Tests
DRM-Next 4.13 AMDGPU Early Tests

Minimal differences with Mad Max when using the OpenGL renderer, but the R9 Fury does appear to have some gains in some areas with Vulkan.


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