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GPUs have the most complex drivers in the whole system, we're talking tens of millions LOCs, so it is absolutely not surprising that you're having issues like t
by baq 2y ago
GPUs have the most complex drivers in the whole system, we're talking tens of millions LOCs, so it is absolutely not surprising that you're having issues like that given how recent AMD's investment into APUs is. I wouldn't use them for a few more years; get a cheap discrete GPU from nvidia or maybe even from Intel.
- Joel_Mckay 2y agoThe rtx3090 is an Ampere gpu, and will apparently be supported in the new open nVidia driver release. Should get interesting soon =)
- sekh60 2y agoIn Nova? Or just the in-kernel component?
- Joel_Mckay 2y agoPress release: https://developer.nvidia.com/blog/nvidia-transitions-fully-towards-open-source-gpu-kernel-modules/ https://developer.nvidia.com/blog/nvidia-transitions-fully-t... Yet to personally try it out, but this should eventually enable better integration with the library ecosystems. =3
- onli 2y agoHm? AMD's investing in APUs is not a new thing, that's going back to the FX days with their FM1 socket. Since Ryzen 1 they have their G APUs, and their integrated graphics power the steamdeck and many other mobile handhelds. Plus, Intel's integrated graphics are known for their driver issues (and so is Arc, for now), so I'd disagree with that recommendation.
- MindSpunk 2y agoAPU is not only not a new thing, it’s a marketing term AMD themselves invented over 10 years ago pushing the entire concept of having an iGPU.