-
AMDgpu is an open
source device driver for the
Linux operating system developed by AMD to
support its
Radeon lineup of
graphics cards (GPUs). It was announced...
- was
dropped for ROCm: now it
builds only GPU code,
using LLVM, and its
AMDGPU backend that was upstreamed,
although there is
still research on such enhanced...
-
other distributions.
AMDGPU-PRO is set to
replace the
previous AMD
Catalyst driver and is
based on the free and open
source amdgpu kernel driver. Pre-GCN...
- The
release of the new
AMDGPU kernel module and
stack was
announced on the dri-devel
mailing list in
April 2015.
Although AMDGPU only
officially supports...
-
Enabling Vega
Support In
AMDGPU DRM". Phoronix.
Retrieved 25
August 2017. Deucher, Alex (15 May 2018). "[PATCH 50/57] drm/
amdgpu/vg20:Enable the 2nd instance...
-
September 2015). "XDC2015:
AMDGPU" (PDF).
Retrieved 16
January 2016.
Michel Dänzer (17
November 2016). "[ANNOUNCE] xf86-video-
amdgpu 1.2.0". lists.x.org. "AMD...
- do****entation), PowerPC, AMD TeraScale, most AMD GPU
recent ones (also
named AMDGPU in LLVM do****entation), SPARC, z/Architecture (also
named SystemZ in LLVM...
-
which mirrors Windows support.
There is also the
proprietary driver called AMDGPU-PRO
which is not
recommended to be used for most
users as of
March 2023...
- converters. DRM (Direct
Rendering Manager) is a
component of the
Linux kernel.
AMDgpu is the
Linux kernel module.
Support in this
table refers to the most current...
- computing,
based on the LLVM
compiler technologies.
Under the ROCm project,
AMDgpu is AMD's open-source
device driver supporting the GCN and
following architectures...
