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  • CPU & GPU Buffer Sharing With DMA-BUF In Linux 4.6

    Phoronix: CPU & GPU Buffer Sharing With DMA-BUF In Linux 4.6

    Intel's Tiago Vignatti has written a blog post about sharing CPU and GPU buffers on Linux using a new API introduced by DMA_BUF with the Linux 4.6 kernel...

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    This sort of thing could make a MAJOR difference in the performance of GPU accelerated applications liked Kdenlive with Movit enabled if properly used. Will this work with discrete GPUs or only with onboard graphics? I DO know that in Windows GPUs are normally able to access system ram when all their own is full, with a slowdown to the speed of the PCI-e bus but still not as bad as a copy job is now.

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