More AMDGPU & Radeon Benchmarks Of Linux 4.5 With Mesa 11.2 Git

[phoronix]

Phoronix: More AMDGPU & Radeon Benchmarks Of Linux 4.5 With Mesa 11.2 Git

This week I've already delivered a number of AMDGPU/Radeon benchmarks from the in-development Linux 4.5 kernel now that there's AMDGPU PowerPlay and other improvements. With the week not being over, here are some more AMD Radeon graphics card benchmarks from Linux 4.5 while also using Mesa 11.2-devel Git with LLVM SVN...

http://www.phoronix.com/scan.php?page=news_item&px=More-AMD-Linux-4.5-Tests

[sonnet]

The links to the benchmark do not seem to be correct

[Michael]

The links to the benchmark do not seem to be correct

Try clearing your DNS cache? Due to the OpenBenchmarking.org move yesterday, your system must still be stuck pointing to the old server.

[tomtomme]

did the 370 and the 7950 really run with amdgpu or with radeon? I thought gcn 1.0 would not work that easy with amdgpu?
And if I may suggest: If there is some money left this month you could go for a 380X as a nice addition for your amdgpu gcn 1.2 testing

[smitty3268]

did the 370 and the 7950 really run with amdgpu or with radeon? I thought gcn 1.0 would not work that easy with amdgpu?
And if I may suggest: If there is some money left this month you could go for a 380X as a nice addition for your amdgpu gcn 1.2 testing

The article is worded very misleadingly, but if you check out the benchmarks themselves it is clear that both the amdgpu and radeon drivers were used, depending on which card was tested.

[Michael]

did the 370 and the 7950 really run with amdgpu or with radeon? I thought gcn 1.0 would not work that easy with amdgpu?
And if I may suggest: If there is some money left this month you could go for a 380X as a nice addition for your amdgpu gcn 1.2 testing

Radeon, the GCN 1.0 cards don't have AMDGPU support.

Unfortunately no extra funds.