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GPUs & Chips • Published 19h ago • 45 sec read

AMD Posts Linux Kernel Driver Patches for GFX13 RDNA5 Graphics IP

By ChipJolt Hardware & AI Desk • Fact-checked under ChipJolt Editorial Standards
Photo: Yogesh Phuyal / Unsplash
Photo: Yogesh Phuyal / Unsplash
The Scoop

AMD has released initial AMDGPU Linux kernel driver patches for the GFX13 graphics IP, succeeding GFX12. The code updates indicate early upstream kernel preparation for upcoming RDNA 5 architecture hardware.

GFX13
AMD graphics IP architecture target for upstream Linux patches
Why It Matters
  • Establishes initial Linux kernel support for next-generation RDNA 5 hardware.
  • Follows earlier LLVM compiler back-end patches for GFX13 introduced earlier this year.
  • Signals the ongoing upstream driver development cycle for upcoming AMD graphics architectures.
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