Test Driving AMDGPU's Performance With DRM-Next For Linux 4.13

Written by Michael Larabel in Display Drivers on 27 June 2017 at 11:46 AM EDT. Page 2 of 4. 2 Comments.
DRM-Next 4.13 AMDGPU Early Tests
DRM-Next 4.13 AMDGPU Early Tests

With the newly-released Serious Sam 3: BFE on Vulkan, there is no real change in performance with the AMDGPU DRM-Next 4.13 code for the RX 580 or R9 Fury.

DRM-Next 4.13 AMDGPU Early Tests
DRM-Next 4.13 AMDGPU Early Tests

Civilization VI appears to have slightly lower frame times with AMDGPU DRM-Next, but it's really too close to be statistically significant.

DRM-Next 4.13 AMDGPU Early Tests

Nothing to see with DiRT Rally.

DRM-Next 4.13 AMDGPU Early Tests
DRM-Next 4.13 AMDGPU Early Tests
DRM-Next 4.13 AMDGPU Early Tests
DRM-Next 4.13 AMDGPU Early Tests

Dota 2 doesn't appear to see any real change, unlike other recent kernel releases that had yielded AMDGPU Vulkan performance improvements.


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