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 4 of 4. 2 Comments.
DRM-Next 4.13 AMDGPU Early Tests
DRM-Next 4.13 AMDGPU Early Tests

Nothing to see with Metro Last Light Redux or Portal.

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

Overall, not much to see changed with regards to AMDGPU gaming performance with the changes slated for Linux 4.13. At least there are Vega fixes and other code improvements albeit this forthcoming kernel cycle doesn't appear to be too exciting for Linux enthusiasts/gamers unless you were affected by a particular fixed bug.

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