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My experience with consumer cards may not apply, but AMD drivers, especially their open source ones, have been very good for the past two years or so, especiall
by baobrain 9y ago
My experience with consumer cards may not apply, but AMD drivers, especially their open source ones, have been very good for the past two years or so, especially after AMD's announcement of their intention to mainline much of the graphics driver. From Phoronix's test, they seem to have promising performance as well.
Is enterprise hardware extremely different?
- microcolonel 9y agoThe main things that Mesa lacks for "pro" customers are support for OpenGL compatibility profiles, and ISV certification. You also generally will want to use AMD's proprietary OpenCL until ROCm stabilizes and the requisite patches are (of a quality suitable for) upstream. Though as a professional, and a user of a "professional" AMD card (Radeon WX Pro 7100, bought entirely for the amount of VRAM), I opt for Mesa.