Mesa 12.0 To Mesa 18.0 Benchmarks Show The OpenGL/Vulkan Radeon Evolution

[phoronix]

Phoronix: Mesa 12.0 To Mesa 18.0 Benchmarks Show The OpenGL/Vulkan Radeon Evolution

Last week I provided some benchmarks showing how the RADV and RadeonSI performance changed with Mesa 18.0 while in this comparison is a look at how the Mesa 18.0 performance has evolved since Mesa 12.0 for Radeon open-source Linux graphics driver performance.

http://www.phoronix.com/vr.php?view=25982

[Nexusband]

So basically: More performance! Interestingly enough, my RX480 is exactly as fast, as the RX580 in Unigine Valley...

[nomadewolf]

Wow. I hope this makes into the next Ubuntu LTS release.

[Marc Driftmeyer]

Wake me when this gets released so AMD releases an AMDGPU PRO update and gives me a working OpenCL and Mesa 18 stack once more. The asinine time to get a mature OpenCL stack into Libdrm is glacial.

[rycodge]

Wake me when this gets released so AMD releases an AMDGPU PRO update and gives me a working OpenCL and Mesa 18 stack once more. The asinine time to get a mature OpenCL stack into Libdrm is glacial.

I'm currently running OpenSuse Tumbleweed with Kernel 4.15, Mesa 18 and *ONLY* the relevant closed source OpenCL components on my system right now.

Have a look at https://aur.archlinux.org/packages/opencl-amd/ and the packagebuild script. I was able to adapt it for Tumbleweed and also used the RHEL7 (rpm based) version of amdgpu-pro driver package.

[Morbis55]

I wondered for long, is there a reason Rocket League never got into the test parkour?

[Michael]

I wondered for long, is there a reason Rocket League never got into the test parkour?

No automated benchmarking capability as far as I know.

[shmerl]

So basically: More performance! Interestingly enough, my RX480 is exactly as fast, as the RX580 in Unigine Valley...

It's basically the same card with some improvements.

[Enverex]

This reflects very badly on GPUTest, in my opinion. It's designed to test GPU performance, but shows the inverse of the actual real-world results; All real-world games improved in performance anywhere between slightly and significantly, whereas GPUTest seemed to show a decrease in performance.

[baka0815]

And still HITMAN (2016) doesn't work for me for about a year now. :-(

Broke with LLVM 4.x and is still present - no change in recent Mesa or LLVM versions...