Changes to AMD's Linux drivers to enable GDDR7 memory and other graphics IP blocks could indicate that that enablement work on its RDNA 5 GPUs is under way.

AMD's Linux graphics driver now includes a GDDR7 VRAM identifier. The change is another sign of software preparation for future Radeon hardware.

AMD is reportedly working on official Ryzen overclocking controls for Linux. Per Phoronix, AMD engineer Shyam Sundar S K has ...

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The graphics card market has one trend it follows in perpetuity, and that is the constant need for companies to develop further ahead than the competition. While NVIDIA has recently been in the ...

AMD has submitted patches to its open-source graphics card drivers for Linux, adding support for GDDR7 memory, as anticipation builds for the company's next-generation RDNA 5 GPUs. In the AMDGPU ...

AMD has updated its open‑source Linux graphics driver with initial support for GDDR7 memory. A recent AMDGPU patch adds “GDDR7” to the driver’s recognised VRAM types, marking the first appearance of ...

New driver enablement work from AMD brings full platform-level tuning control to Ryzen systems running Linux, finally.

AMD has added references to GDDR7 memory support within its open-source Linux graphics driver code, a change that points toward the memory standard being used on the company's next-generation RDNA 5 ...