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Yet Another Fix Coming For Older AMD GPUs On Linux - Thanks To Valve Developer
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Yet Another Fix Coming For Older AMD GPUs On Linux - Thanks To Valve Developer

  • Valve developer Timur Kristóf improves support for aging AMD GPUs on Linux by disabling problematic memory clock dynamic power management
  • The fix targets Sea Islands GPUs and aims to enable higher memory clocks when DPM is off
  • Radeon R9 M380 in aging iMacs was one of the bug reports since June 2024
  • Progress comes as drivers show improvements with AMDGPU DC display code, though issues persist without DC
  • The upstreaming of patches is anticipated, indicating ongoing collaboration with the Linux community
  • The effort could revive Linux usability for decades-old Apple iMacs with GCN 1.1 GPUs
  • The broader Linux 7.0 cycle includes patches for HDMI, VRR, and graphics driver fixes
  • Timur Kristóf leads efforts as part of Valve's open-source Linux graphics driver team
  • The work aligns with broader Phoronix reporting on AMDGPU improvements and related patches
  • The community keeps tracking and documenting AMDGPU behavior across Linux distributions
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The RAM crisis is so much bigger than PCs: These popular gaming products are also caught in the crossfire
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The RAM crisis is so much bigger than PCs: These popular gaming products are also caught in the crossfire

  • The RAM crisis is affecting a wide range of tech products beyond traditional PCs, including handhelds and consoles.
  • Valve's Steam Deck and related models are out of stock due to memory and storage shortages.
  • Nvidia has postponed new GPUs this year as memory costs rise, shifting focus to AI-related chips.
  • Sony reportedly considers delaying the PS6 until 2028 amid memory shortages.
  • Nintendo may hike Switch 2 prices due to ongoing memory price pressures.
  • Analysts expect no improvements in memory supply until 2028 as AI demand dominates.
  • RAM shortages are altering release timelines for major gadgets and gaming hardware.
  • Philips? (Note: Not mentioned; verify—this highlight focuses on broader impact across devices.)
  • Memory makers pivot supplies toward AI data centers, impacting consumer pricing and availability.
  • Analysts warn all devices—from phones to routers—could see price hikes due to RAM shortages.
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