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1,663 AMD open-source and Linux related news articles on Phoronix since 2006.

Whoops, ATI's Evergreen Will Bring A New Driver

Just hours ago we reported on AMD's position for the Gallium3D driver architecture according to John Bridgman, but some of his comments may now be different considering their Gallium3D adoption plans. After sending off that email with his Gallium3D comments, he learned that the Evergreen (a.k.a. Radeon HD 5000 series) support upbringing will be slightly different than planned.

13 April 2010 - Copied From R600 - 85 Comments
AMD's Position On Gallium3D Support

If you're a member of the Phoronix Forums where John Bridgman, the AMD employee in charge of the open-source ATI graphics strategy, is known to frequently post (with over 4,200 comments) along with many other X.Org developers and AMD employees, you pretty much know what there is to know about their position on Gallium3D and other topics. However, if you don't, this post is for you.

13 April 2010 - From John Bridgman - 30 Comments
Ubuntu 10.04 Gets A New Catalyst Pre-Release

A month ago the Canonical crew working on Ubuntu 10.04 LTS received an unreleased Catalyst 10.4 driver from AMD for inclusion with the Lucid Lynx since the publicly available ATI Catalyst drivers had not -- and to this day still do not -- support the X.Org Server 1.7 used by this next Ubuntu release. Similar pre-releases for Ubuntu have happened in the past when AMD hasn't been quick to the game in supporting new Linux kernels and X Servers. This driver was made available in Ubuntu 10.04 even before Catalyst 10.3 was released. Catalyst 10.4 still has not been publicly released, but another updated 10.4 driver has made its way into the Lucid repository.

11 April 2010 - Updated Catalyst 10.4 - 34 Comments
Open-Source ATI Evergreen Acceleration Builds Up

While up to this point AMD has only cleared Evergreen shader documents for release to the general public, the developers at AMD responsible for working on the open-source support have been working on some code too for this Radeon HD 5000 series support. The Linux 2.6.34 kernel has kernel mode-setting (KMS) support for the ATI Radeon HD 5000 series graphics cards, but it goes without any 2D/3D/X-Video acceleration support. There's also DDX Evergreen support allowing these "R800" class GPUs to work with user-space mode-setting. That's really been the extent of the open-source support though for these graphics cards that are a few months old.

8 April 2010 - Radeon HD 5000 Series Support - 27 Comments
AMD Launches FirePro V8800 Graphics Card

More than a year ago AMD rolled out the ATI FirePro V8700 workstation graphics card and months later then pushed out the FirePro V8750 as their new ultra high-end graphics card for those engaging in CAD, imaging, and other tasks. Now though AMD has unveiled the FirePro V8800 series that replaces the V8750 for the top spot.

7 April 2010 - Evergreen Card - 2 Comments
xf86-video-ati 6.13.0 X.Org Driver Released

It's been over a year since the last major release of the ATI X.Org driver, xf86-video-ati 6.12.0, but today the xf86-video-ati 6.13.0 driver has finally replaced this open-source ATI graphics driver.

5 April 2010 - New ATI DDX Driver - 28 Comments
Woah, AMD Releases OpenGL 4.0 Linux Support!

Woah, here comes a pleasant surprise from AMD with their Catalyst Linux driver. AMD yesterday released a Catalyst 10.3 Linux driver that really didn't bring anything too exciting (and it still doesn't support X.Org Server 1.7), but today they've delivered a new preview driver that's based on Catalyst 10.3 and it brings OpenGL 3.3/4.0 support!

25 March 2010 - Catalyst 10.3 Based - 89 Comments
AMD Catalyst 10.3 For Linux Released

AMD has just put out their monthly update of the Catalyst Linux driver. Though as we already know based upon AMD giving Ubuntu a new driver, the support for X Server 1.7 is not coming until next month, which also offers official Eyefinity support and other changes. As such, Catalyst 10.3 isn't too interesting.

24 March 2010 - Nothing Exciting - 77 Comments
Ubuntu Gets Another ATI Catalyst Driver Handout

Well, to no surprise the trend of Ubuntu receiving unreleased Catalyst drivers has continued. Since Ubuntu 8.10, AMD has had to supply Canonical with early Catalyst drivers not otherwise publicly available so that they could ship with support for their binary Catalyst driver within the operating system's package repository.

19 March 2010 - X.Org Server 1.7 - 107 Comments
ATI Kernel Power Management Moves A Bit More

On Sunday we reported that ATI in-kernel power management was moving along after AMD's Alex Deucher spent some time in recent days building upon Rafał Miłecki's initial power management support. Alex's patches added GUI idle IRQ support, support for changing the GPU clocks when the engine is idle, support for turning down the number of active SIMDS when running in a lower power stage for the ATI R600 ASICs and later, and new ASIC specific callback functions. This morning though he's taken the support a bit further.

18 March 2010 - Hwmon Loading - 44 Comments
xf86-video-ati X.Org Driver 6.13 RC2

Alex Deucher this morning put out the xf86-video-ati 6.12.6 point release, which isn't too interesting, but of greater interest he did put out a second release candidate for the forthcoming KMS-capable xf86-video-ati 6.13 DDX driver. There's already a lot to be found with this long-overdue and major xf86-video-ati 6.13 X.Org driver update, but added to this second release candidate (that's officially v6.12.192) is an ATI R600/700 GPU fix that should significantly improve the performance of EXA DFS acceleration.

15 March 2010 - New Driver - 15 Comments
ATI R700 HDMI KMS Audio Support Coming Soon

A few months back HDMI audio support came to the ATI Radeon kernel mode-setting driver and while this support is in place with the mainline kernel, it's only supported up through the ATI R600 hardware with the KMS driver. However, HDMI audio support for the R700 (Radeon HD 4000 series) is soon coming. Rafał Miłecki who has done much of the HDMI audio work for the open-source ATI driver stack has shared that he has achieved R700 audio success and the support may land in as soon as the Linux 2.6.34 kernel.

5 March 2010 - Linux 2.6.34 Kernel - 20 Comments
New Open-Source ATI Driver Releases

With the Linux 2.6.33 kernel having been released last week where the ATI kernel mode-setting (KMS) DRM code left the kernel's staging area, we knew a new ATI X.Org driver release was imminent. Over the night a new stable DDX driver update has been pushed out for xf86-video-ati as well as a new pre-release for the KMS-supportive 6.13 version that also carries other changes.

3 March 2010 - Two New DDX Drivers - 25 Comments
New xf86-video-ati Release Planned With KMS

The xf86-video-ati 6.12.0 X.Org driver was released in March of 2009. Since then there has been no significant releases of the ATI X.Org driver, but fortunately, a new release is on the way.

26 February 2010 - Now That A New Kernel Is Released - 40 Comments
AMD Catalyst 10.2 For Linux Gets Direct2D

This morning we reported on AMD revealing forthcoming Catalyst driver changes, particularly a set of new features that applied to Windows users. However, we hinted that there might be some changes coming to the Linux driver and now Catalyst 10.2 for Linux is out there so we have the first confirmation of what may be to come.

17 February 2010 - No X Server 1.7 - 66 Comments
AMD Reveals Upcoming Catalyst Driver Changes

While AMD does not generally reveal planned changes and feature road-maps publicly for their Catalyst driver in advance of the given driver's public release, over the night they have announced a few upcoming changes. Last night AMD issued a press release announcing a set of changes coming for the 10.2 and 10.3 driver releases, which will be released this month and next, respectively.

17 February 2010 - AMD Catalyst 10.2 / 10.3 - 18 Comments
There's Evergreen KMS Support & More To Test

David Airlie has re-based his drm-radeon-testing tree and there's now a whole lot of new code and features that users can play with and test. The drm-radeon-testing tree is a branch of the Linux kernel and is code for the Radeon DRM area that will ultimately make it into the mainline tree in the Linux 2.6.34 kernel series and later.

9 February 2010 - drm-radeon-testing - 16 Comments
AMD Toying With XvMC In Gallium3D R300 Driver

XvMC support came to Gallium3D through a Google Summer of Code project for 2008 that involved getting X-Video Motion Compensation running atop the Nouveau driver with NVIDIA hardware. We described this work in The State Of Gallium3D Video Decoding and subsequently in Nouveau's Gallium3D Driver Gets Video Boost. In 2009 this XvMC work using GPU shaders moved into the X.Org state tracker. XvMC in Gallium3D hasn't been too much of a focus as developers are still working on driver support and other state trackers like for OpenGL 3.x and OpenCL. More users are also interested in VDPAU and its superior support and decoding abilities than the antiquated XvMC. However, AMD's Cooper Yuan has been toying around with this Gallium3D-XvMC code for the R300 Gallium3D driver.

2 February 2010 - R300g Driver - 17 Comments
Open-Source ATI Evergreen Support Arrives

Months after the ATI Radeon HD 5000 series (known by the "Evergreen" family codename) was introduced, AMD has finally pushed out the first bits of open-source code. This morning if you are to checkout the xf86-video-ati DDX driver branch there is initial user-space mode-setting support for the Radeon HD 5000 series GPUs. The ATI kernel mode-setting support that we really care about these days is also about done, but it isn't yet published. The open-source ATI driver currently offers no 2D (EXA) acceleration and the 3D support either through a classic Mesa driver or Gallium3D also is not yet available.

1 February 2010 - DDX Mode-Setting, No Accel - 13 Comments
ATI R600/700 Command Checker Published

Jerome Glisse has sent a new patch to the other DRI developers that adds a command checker for the ATI R600/700 series graphics processors. The command stream (CS) checker ensures that no commands are attempting to access the GPU in a way that it shouldn't, such as accessing memory out of its resource size, which without the safety mechanism could be exploited by those with malicious intentions. Jerome still has a few items on his TODO list for this R600/700 series command stream checker, but it's now published for review and could potentially be ready in time for the Linux 2.6.34 kernel merge window.

29 January 2010 - Jerome Glisse Work - 15 Comments
AMD Catalyst 10.1 Driver For Linux Released

AMD has done their monthly roundabout and released the ATI Catalyst 10.1 Linux driver. Found in the Catalyst 10.1 driver change-log is "Ubuntu 9.10 production support", even though AMD seeded them with an unreleased Catalyst driver since September and the official Catalyst releases since October have worked just fine with Ubuntu 9.10. Besides the "support" for Karmic Koala there are bug-fixes and they include a few AMDCCCLE / Catalyst Control Center fixes, HDMI hot-plugging fixes, and more. There are also updates packaging scripts from Phorogit and better OpenGL 3.x support. There is, however, still about a page of known issues and that's just their public list.

27 January 2010 - Hoorah, But Boring - 101 Comments
ATI R600/R700 Gallium3D Winsys Published

When it comes to Gallium3D hardware drivers for ATI Radeon graphics cards, most of the work up to this point has been focused on the R300g driver that is for ATI's older graphics processors up through the R500 / Radeon X1000 series. The Gallium3D R300 DRI support is considered done as is most of the driver. The ATI Gallium3D driver though isn't ready for prime-time usage quite yet, but should undergo more broad testing shortly along with the state trackers. The Gallium3D support for newer ATI/AMD graphics processors (particularly the R600/700 series, R800/Evergreen support has not been started) still is very premature and it will be a while before this driver stack is stable. The good news though is that it's progressing and the R600/700 winsys for Gallium3D has emerged.

24 January 2010 - Initial Code - 7 Comments
Initial Open ATI Evergreen Support By FOSDEM?

In the comments area to the recent X.Org Talks For FOSDEM 2010 Still Missing posting, AMD's John Bridgman basically stated that there would be no talk on their open-source ATI driver progress as it's becoming predictable (and there's also a decreased travel budget), but his second comment was more interesting. "I'm kinda hoping we can have initial (display + shadowfb) Evergreen support out by FOSDEM. Fingers crossed."

21 January 2010 - Maybe - 19 Comments
ATI X.Org Driver Gains Embedded DisplayPort

AMD's Alex Deucher has just committed initial support for Embedded DisplayPort (eDP) connectors/monitors to the xf86-video-ati DDX display driver. Traditional DisplayPort monitors are already supported by this open-source ATI driver, but now Embedded DisplayPort connectors should begin to work as well. Here is the Git commit that provides the initial support.

7 January 2010 - eDP Support - 10 Comments
AMD Publishes Evergreen Shader Documents

Yesterday some R500+ PowerPlay code was started on (but not yet usable), and now at the same time we have more exciting AMD news to report. AMD has just released their shader instruction set documentation for the R800 "Evergreen" graphics processors!

22 December 2009 - Christmas Gets Better! - 40 Comments
Open ATI Driver To Receive PowerPlay Push?

Besides the Radeon DRM improvements (and Radeon HDMI KMS audio) to be found in the Linux 2.6.33 kernel, there is more to be thankful for this holiday season when it comes to the open-source support. Up to this point when it comes to power management for ATI's kernel mode-setting support the work (Radeon DRM Power Management Moves Along) has been largely done by Rafał Miłecki, an independent open-source developer. AMD nor any of its affiliate developers haven't really pushed out any major power management code (or technical documentation) yet, as we have heard some of it was being held up internally within their intellectual property review process, but it looks like things are changing.

21 December 2009 - Defines Are In Place - 61 Comments
R600 Open-Source Driver WIth GLSL, OpenGL 2.0

If Catalyst 9.12 for Linux and its changes didn't deliver on what you wanted for your Christmas wishes, perhaps this change to their open-source driver does deliver on one of your hopes. The ATI R600/700 open-source 3D stack should now be OpenGL 2.0 compatible (compared to OpenGL 1.5 previously) and the GLSL (GL Shading Language) support should be "mostly" completed.

19 December 2009 - Yes, Really. R700 Too. - 171 Comments
AMD Catalyst 9.12 For Linux Released

AMD has today delivered their last proprietary Linux driver update for the year, Catalyst 9.12. However, if you were hoping Catalyst 9.12 would deliver on some of your holiday wishes, guess again. There still is no pure, usable XvBA support besides using the VA-API to XvBA wrapper and the Catalyst 9.12 driver just doesn't bring much. There is though one small addition and that is a few options have been added to the AMD Catalyst Control Center Linux Edition.

17 December 2009 - A Christmas Present? - 91 Comments
Open ATI Driver More Popular Than Catalyst

On Monday we will be publishing our results from the 2009 Linux Graphics Survey, but when looking over the results there is one set of numbers in particular that jumped out (though there are a few other interesting figures too). Below is a prelude to the Phoronix survey results that will be published on Monday. The below graph shows how the ~14,000 respondents during our month-long survey responded to what Linux graphics survey driver they were using.

5 December 2009 - Linux Graphics Survey - 104 Comments
AMD R600/700 DRM Interrupts Support Pushed

One of the underlying features that has been lacking from the ATI R600/700 DRM / kernel mode-setting driver on Linux has been support for interrupts, which is needed for the sync-to-vblank operation and other important areas. Interrupts support has been lacking since AMD has not yet published any documentation concerning them for the Radeon HD 2000, 3000, and 4000 series ASICs, but today their code has cleared the legal review process for publishing. AMD's Alex Deucher has just pushed out the code that enables the use of interrupts for R600/700 graphics processors via a ring buffer. This interrupts support also requires two new firmware files to be loaded by the open-source driver.

30 November 2009 - Woohoo - 69 Comments
AMD Catalyst 9.11 For Linux Released

AMD has today pushed out their Catalyst 9.11 Linux driver. This release contains support for Red Hat Enterprise Linux and initial support for OpenSuSE 11.2 along with a handful of minor bug-fixes. This release does also contain proper support for the Radeon HD 5750 and Radeon HD 5770 graphics cards so that users do not encounter the "unsupported hardware" watermark any longer. Beyond that there isn't much to look at nor are there any XvBA improvements.

17 November 2009 - Not Much To See - 63 Comments
Intel & AMD Decide To Stop Fighting

Intel and AMD have jointly announced this morning that they have decided to stop fighting each other and have settled all outstanding legal disputes. These fights, of course, have been over anti-trust litigation, patent disputes, and other matters that have been burdening both companies for the past years.

12 November 2009 - With $1.25B USD Payout - 29 Comments
AMD Catalyst 9.10 Linux Driver Released

Available over at AMD.com is now the Catalyst 9.10 Linux driver update. The release notes for this driver have yet to be uploaded there, but the Catalyst 9.10 Linux driver offers support for arbitrary transformations with RandR 1.3, support for loading the fglrx kernel module when an open-source DRM kernel module is still loaded, a fix for the fglrx kernel module when using DKMS 2.1.0, an AMDCCCLE menu item issue has been resolved, support for the Radeon HD 5750/5770 Juniper graphics cards, and other bug fixes. Catalyst 9.10 also contains a major advancement too, which will be exposed in the near future. That's all for now.

22 October 2009 - New Monthly Driver Update - 85 Comments
AMD Updates Its R500 3D Programming Guide

While at the same time as churning out the R600/700 3D code and beginning to work on the R800 2D/mode-setting code, AMD's open-source developers have released an updated R500 3D programming guide. Early last year AMD released its R500 3D programming documentation and since then they have made updates along with releasing R600/700 3D documentation. This morning though we are greeted by a new update to AMD's R500 3D programming guide.

14 October 2009 - R500 Guide At Version 1.4 - Add A Comment
AMD Releases OpenCL ATI GPU Support For Linux

AMD has released the fourth beta of the ATI Stream SDK 2.0, which provides a complete OpenCL development platform with OpenCL ATI GPU support for the ATI Radeon HD 4000/5000 series. Besides running OpenCL on the GPU, this ATI SDK also supports running OpenCL on SSE3-capable, multi-core CPUs from both AMD and Intel too. The ATI Stream SDK is available for x86 and x86_64 Linux, with OpenSuSE 11.0 and Ubuntu 9.04 being officially supported.

13 October 2009 - New Stream 2.0 Beta Release - 49 Comments
More ATI KMS Improvements For Linux 2.6.32

There's already a fair amount of DRM changes in the Linux 2.6.32 kernel including ATI R600/700 KMS and 3D support, but now nearly half-way into the Linux 2.6.32 development cycle there is a huge pull request of new ATI kernel mode-setting code.

8 October 2009 - Including Suspend-And-Resume - 11 Comments
Bringing HDMI To ATI Kernel Mode-Setting

While the Linux 2.6.31 kernel brought initial support for ATI kernel mode-setting support with graphics cards up through the ATI Radeon X1000 series (and the Radeon HD 2000/3000/4000 support coming with the Linux 2.6.32 kernel), the KMS driver is not complete. There is still a fair amount of work ahead when it comes to in-kernel power management, and other areas, including HDMI support. Fortunately though, the HDMI support for ATI kernel mode-setting is moving along.

27 September 2009 - A Patch Is Available - 8 Comments
Catalyst 9.9 For Linux Released, Still XvBA Lacking

A day after they had some press event where they showed off a 24 monitor setup running Linux (we weren't there), AMD has today released the Catalyst 9.9 driver for Linux. This driver, which is still behind the Ubuntu-Catalyst 9.10 driver that has support for the Linux 2.6.31 kernel and other improvements, has just one new feature: support for new Linux operating systems.

11 September 2009 - Still No Fun Video Support... - 39 Comments
In-Kernel Power Management For ATI KMS

While the Radeon R100-R500 series kernel mode-setting support appeared in the Linux 2.6.31 kernel and DRM patches pending for the Linux 2.6.32 kernel that bring KMS support for newer hardware and other improvements, the ATI KMS driver is not complete. Features such as power management need to be brought into the kernel driver (for Intel too) where they will be better off compared to the traditional DDX drivers. However, that ATI KMS power management support is now further underway with a set of patches published today to the DRI development list.

11 September 2009 - Thanks To A New Patch Set - 33 Comments
AMD Eyefinity 24 Display Tech Demo On Linux

Today AMD issued a press release that they have "demonstrated the PC's next act" with the unveiling of their ATI Eyefinity multi-display technology. This technology, to be found on their next-generation R800 series hardware, allow "up to 12 times 1080p high-definition resolution, which approaches eye-definition optical clarity." Well, what does that mean? Just watch the video below. You may have seen other AMD Eyefinity demos come out today, but the recording below is a Linux-based demo.

10 September 2009 - Next-Gen Radeon HD Cards - 39 Comments
New Open-Source ATI Driver Bug-Fix Release

While the open-source X.Org developers that focus on the xf86-video-ati DDX driver have been working on the 6.13 driver as the next feature release for this driver, a new (major) bug-fix release is now available. The xf86-video-ati 6.12.3 driver brings support for X.Org 7.5 along with bug-fixes ranging from AGP quirks to adding missing PCI IDs to other fixes.

10 September 2009 - xf86-video-ati - Add A Comment
Linux 2.6.32 To Get R600 KMS Along With 3D

David Airlie has pushed a horde of new code into his drm-next Git tree, which is what will get pulled into the Linux 2.6.32 kernel once the merge window is open. Most prominently, this new DRM code brings support for kernel mode-setting with R600 class hardware as well as 3D support. Of course, to benefit from those features, you will also need the latest libdrm, Mesa, and xf86-video-ati DDX code too.

8 September 2009 - Hits drm-next tree - 98 Comments
AMD Catalyst 9.8 Delivers New Kernel Support

It's taken quite a while, but AMD has finally delivered support for the Linux 2.6.29 kernel within their Catalyst driver. The Linux 2.6.29 kernel was released in March, but it has taken until today for AMD to release any support for this kernel. However, at the same time, they have also released support for the Linux 2.6.30 kernel, which arrived back in June. The Linux 2.6.31 kernel will now soon be released, but with Catalyst 9.8 there is no such support. There will, however, have to be support for this kernel by Catalyst 9.10 for inclusion with the next Ubuntu release.

17 August 2009 - Finally - 228 Comments
AMD Publishes New Chipset Documents

Last month the engineers at AMD managed to put out public, NDA-free documentation that covered the SB700/710/750 Chipsets. This south-bridge documentation is not nearly as exciting as seeing a new ATI graphics processors be documented in the public, but it does greatly help out the CoreBoot developers in enabling support for their BIOS project to run on systems with such hardware. This afternoon though there is RS780 Chipset documents for the CoreBoot developers and the general public.

7 August 2009 - AMD RS780 This Time - 35 Comments
AMD Releases OpenCL SDK For Linux Too

As part of their Stream 2.0 Beta, AMD announced yesterday their OpenCL (Open Computing Language) Software Development Kit designed for multi-core x86 CPUs. They have submitted this SDK to the Khronos Group for certification, but it is available now. This OpenCL SDK, which is part of Stream 2.0, is available for both Windows and Linux. When it comes to AMD's Linux support, they are currently supporting this new SDK under OpenSuSE 11.0 and Ubuntu 8.04 LTS.

6 August 2009 - Open Computing Language SDK - 26 Comments
AMD's RS880 / 785G Gains Open-Source Acceleration

Back in March we shared that the open-source ATI driver had gained support for the unreleased ATI RS880 IGP. Well, the RS880 ended up being turned into the 785G due to some problems on AMD's side, but today this new, much more powerful IGP has launched. With that said, another commit made to the xf86-video-ati driver today finishes off the support. The RS880 / 785G IGPs are now properly recognized and the 2D acceleration support is complete.

4 August 2009 - On Launch Day - 20 Comments
xf86-video-ati Gets HDMI Audio Support

Ever since the RadeonHD driver switched to using AtomBIOS, there has been little in the way of feature differences between the xf86-video-ati and xf86-video-radeonhd drivers. One of the few differences though is that Novell's RadeonHD driver has had HDMI audio support so that with the R600 GPUs and later, which contain an integrated audio processor, there is audio support for capable HDMI devices when also using a supported version of ALSA. The RadeonHD driver has supported the HDMI audio for some months now, while the other driver has not, but finally this work has been ported over.

24 July 2009 - What RadeonHD Advantage Now? - 7 Comments
AMD Catalyst 9.7 For Linux Released

It's a bit late in the month, but AMD has just released the ATI Catalyst 9.7 driver update for Linux. Officially, the only new feature in Catalyst 9.7 is production support for Red Flag DT 7.0, but there are some bug-fixes too. The bug-fixes range from segmentation fault fixes to addressing some monitor / RandR problems. This is not mentioned in the change-log, but there should be some composite support improvements (including video tearing fixes) within the Catalyst Linux release too. Overall though this is just another month with few changes that are visible to the end-user.

23 July 2009 - Nothing Too Exciting... - 137 Comments
ATI R600/700 OSS 3D Driver Reaches Gears Milestone

Months after AMD released documentation, programming guides, and sample code for the ATI R600 (Radeon HD 2000/3000) and R700 (Radeon HD 4000) series, glxgears is finally running atop these newest ATI graphics processors with proper GPU acceleration.

15 July 2009 - Finally! - 405 Comments
AMD Publishes New SB Register, Programming Docs

While most of the time getting new documentation out of AMD is for their ATI graphics processors, today they have pushed out four documents that amount to several hundred pages of information covering their latest Southbridges. The AMD SB700/710/750 chipsets are now well documented in these NDA-free programming guides that also cover the registers for this hardware.

8 July 2009 - For AMD SB700/710/750 Chipsets - 34 Comments

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