Running Radeon RX Vega On Linux 4.15, NVIDIA/Radeon Benchmarks

Written by Michael Larabel in Display Drivers on 22 November 2017 at 07:50 AM EST. Page 2 of 4. 19 Comments.

Besides some possible DC display code regressions, right now Linux 4.15 does cause some AMDGPU gaming performance regressions. Due to this, Deus Ex: Mankind Divided was among the games not tested for this round of benchmarking and so it's a smaller comparison than usual.

Linux 4.15 Radeon RX Vega, Other Radeon + NVIDIA GPUs

First up with Dota 2 on OpenGL, the RX Vega performance does look to be slightly regressed compared to some of our previous benchmarks. The RX Vega cards are running at around the speed of the R9 Fury and in turn the RX 580 is also running slower than the GeForce GTX 1060.

Linux 4.15 Radeon RX Vega, Other Radeon + NVIDIA GPUs

Dota 2 with Vulkan is also much slower on all tested Radeon GPUs than even the GeForce GTX 1060. RADV tends to perform less than the mature and well-optimized RadeonSI driver, but has been getting into serious shape in recent months.

Linux 4.15 Radeon RX Vega, Other Radeon + NVIDIA GPUs
Linux 4.15 Radeon RX Vega, Other Radeon + NVIDIA GPUs

Dawn of War 3 with Vulkan is also looking like there may indeed be a AMDGPU performance regression with Linux 4.15... These numbers are not being very competitive at all.


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