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I wonder the same thing. Intel probably has the best graphics drivers for Linux. I am currently using Nvidia with proprietary drivers and it works fine for no
by Jnr 6y ago
I wonder the same thing.
Intel probably has the best graphics drivers for Linux.
I am currently using Nvidia with proprietary drivers and it works fine for now but I probably won't be able to switch to Wayland any time soon. But other than that it works great. Including gaming.
And I also have media box with AMD Ryzen 5 2400G APU and that thing has been a bit of a problem. GPU drivers ted to crash, GPU performance on Linux is poor, and it took about half a year of kernel updates to finally make it not crash every day. Are there are any AMD graphics cards that have good Linux drivers?
- green7ea 6y agoI've been running a Radeon RX 470 for a few years now and the Linux drivers are superb. Better than the intel ones that I have in my laptop. It took ~6 months after launch for it to get stable but it has been rock solid ever since. It is a dedicated GPU though so it also lets me play most games using proton. That has also been amazingly solid (Metal Gear V, etc.)
- majewsky 6y agoI have an AMD card from 2015 (an R9 Nano to be exact). I had to use fglrx for the first few months, but ever since amdgpu entered mainline, it's been rock-solid with good performance. Vulkan works great as well. (Footnote, I don't care about OpenCL, so cannot comment on that.) Based on this positive experience, when it was time to replace my notebook, I got one with a Ryzen 2 APU. The GPU part of that also works great. There were some problems with the IOMMU, but those were resolved by a firmware update from Lenovo a few months in.