AMD’s Open-Source Mesa Driver Continues To Be Ruthlessly Optimized For Workstation Performance

1 : Anonymous2021/08/25 15:24 ID: pbdhx0
AMD's Open-Source Mesa Driver Continues To Be Ruthlessly Optimized For Workstation Performance
2 : Anonymous2021/08/25 15:25 ID: haawqir

"Ruthlessly" optimised...... sounds intense

ID: hab4gft

AMD: IT'S WORKSTATION OPTIMIZATION TIME!!

MESA: No dad, PLEASE!!!

ID: hab6fyj

Its 4pm, time for your stack flattening

ID: hacc16w

what are you doing step-developer?

ID: hacgrpw

Our chief weapon is surprise...surprise and fear...fear and surprise.... Our two weapons are fear and surprise...and ruthless efficiency. Our three weapons are fear, surprise, and ruthless efficiency.

ID: hacione

The writer probably just learned a new fancy word and just had to use it.

3 : Anonymous2021/08/25 17:00 ID: habaumr

Wait does that article say you get better gaming performance with this mesa driver?

ID: habgkp0

The open-source driver has been recommended for gaming use since 2017 or so.

Heretofore, the closed-source driver has still been recommended for "professional workstation" applications where the app-vendor certifies the driver versions and supplies support contingent on those driver versions being used. This article is about rounding-out the support for the "professional" use-cases, so that the "professional software" ecosystem can switch over to the open-source drivers as well.

For those not aware, some of the biggest professional markets for Linux are 3D modeling, where SGI IRIX used to be big and almost all software supports Linux, and electronics CAD. Mechanical CAD was also once dominated by Unix, but that changed to NT throughout the 1990s, possibly because Microsoft gave attention to it as a capture market.

ID: habmn32

In openGL you most certainly do, emulators specially

4 : Anonymous2021/08/25 19:17 ID: habvggb

Mesa like this driver. Issa bombad driver.

--Jar Jar Binks

5 : Anonymous2021/08/25 18:38 ID: habpize

Is OpenCL working right yet? I'm sticking to an outdated version if not.

ID: hack89g

I've generally found that Clover (in Mesa) works for some things and not others, but the CL driver from amdgpu-pro has been fairly reliable.

If you're on Arch (BTW) or a derivative, the opencl-amd package in AUR installs CL from amdgpu-pro alongside Mesa, so you get the best of everything.

ID: hacxbsd

Making OpenCL work has no business requiring extra steps. Really screws with deployment.

6 : Anonymous2021/08/25 20:17 ID: hac4l6j

what the fuck is "ruthlessly" optimized

ID: hacmpev

Devs SLAM code optimizations and create EXPLOSIVE workstation gains! You won't believe how they did it!

ID: haciwd7

Devs are spanking that driver raw on daily basis.

ID: hacmqrp

Devs SLAM code optimizations and create EXPLOSIVE workstation gains! You won't believe how they did it!

ID: hactssc

You know their windows OpenGL driver? The opposite of that

Definitely not bitter former RX 480/Vega 56 user

ID: hacvgcq

That's one of the reasons why I switched. OpenGL with AMD is a lot better on Linux.

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