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Linux 6.19 boosts legacy AMD GPUs by up to 30 percent
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The upcoming Linux kernel 6.19 delivers significant performance improvements for older AMD graphics cards based on GCN 1.0 and GCN 1.1 architectures. These legacy GPUs, such as the Radeon HD 7950, now transition to the modern AMDGPU driver, replacing the obsolete Radeon driver after over two decades. Early benchmarks show gains of around 30 percent in various applications and games.
AMD has launched version 7.2 of its ROCm software platform, enhancing compatibility with additional Radeon graphics cards. The update also introduces ROCm Optiq, a new component aimed at advancing open-source computing capabilities.
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Recent Radeon Linux driver patches signal preparations for next-generation AMD GPUs with integrated neural processing units (NPUs), building on prior NPU efforts. Phoronix reports these updates as part of AMD's push for AI acceleration in open-source graphics drivers.