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  • AMD Radeon R600 Gallium3D Performance Over The Past Two Years

    Phoronix: AMD Radeon R600 Gallium3D Performance Over The Past Two Years

    Today's Linux benchmarking is looking at the performance of the open-source Radeon R600g Gallium3D driver for pre-GCN GPUs over the past two years. A Radeon HD 6870 was used while testing all of the Ubuntu Linux releases going back to Ubuntu 13.04, plus the latest Git code as well.

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  • #2
    I think the 6870 (BARTS) has been supported very well since early on, that is why the performance doesn't change much in later releases.
    If you had tested with a 6950/6970 (CAYMAN) the results might have been different.

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    • #3
      Hi Michael,

      Great review and to see how the drivers have been progressing over the last several years.

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      • #4
        Thanks Michael, this was a pretty good test.

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        • #5
          Originally posted by kwagga View Post
          Great review and to see how the drivers have been progressing over the last several years.
          I agree, very interesting article, but where do you see progress in these charts? Looks more like stagnation to me.

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          • #6
            I think "progress" here means adding new features and support for new GL levels (without impacting performance of existing functionality).
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            • #7
              and still are like 60% of the performance than I get on windows. It's a shame that it is still so far away, and it's not likely to improve (I hope to be wrong).
              Originally posted by Temar View Post
              I agree, very interesting article, but where do you see progress in these charts? Looks more like stagnation to me.
              True, I though the same.
              Last edited by edoantonioco; 11 September 2015, 04:38 PM.

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