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Revision as of 11:19, 16 December 2014
Introduction
This is a placeholder for an AMD page on CPUs / APUs / GPUs.
Drivers
Open source
The open source drivers are gaining in performance and efficiency, closing the gap between the closed sourced drivers.
Closed source
Warning: AMD closed sourced drivers are incompatible with the new Wayland specification. GNOME 3.10 onwards does not work (current 2014). Use another desktop environment until the issue is resolved.
The binary drivers for AMD graphic devices can be found on the website or in the repositories for your distribution. You can check to see which version of your graphics card is supported with the link below.
You can find the latest drivers from the link below. Note to install these drivers you will need to install the relevant dependencies and compile the driver against your kernel.
APU
AMD now offer CPU and GPU bundles. These can make for small and efficient frontend / backends.
Users can add in their experiences in the experience matrix.
| Model Name | Model Number | 1080i playback | Bluray playback | Extras | Power consumption / TDP | Released |
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GPU
| Model Name | Model Number | 1080i playback | Bluray playback | Extras | Power consumption / TDP | Released |
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