Valve Sponsors Work Bringing Open-Source RADV Driver To Windows
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Work is underway to port the open-source Radeon driver for Linux to Windows. Read more...
We all know that Linux works very well on AMD hardware, but if we get out of there and use NVIDIA or Intel, we're going to have problems of a different nature and above all, a worse performance. This is because AMD has focused on Linux for years and perhaps more importantly of that, we have a huge community of users and developers who are willing to improve the experience of use and performance of the hardware. In fact, now we have Collabora who…
Valve is now funding Collabora's efforts in developing its open-source RADV Vulkan driver for Windows. This port is already proving successful in Counter-Strike 2. [Read more] A small gesture for Frandroid? Subscribe to Frandroid on Google so you don't miss any of our articles.
Valve is funding a project to carry RADV, the Vulkan open source driver of Mesa, under Windows. The work is led by Collabora, a long-time partner of Valve on several software blocks related to video game...
Devs Port Open-Source Linux AMD Graphics Driver to Windows
The AMD RADV driver is an open-source driver in the Mesa 3D graphics library optimized for running Vulkan games and software. RADV is the default Linux graphics driver on many AMD-powered Linux systems. Until now, Windows has had no open-source drivers for any GPU maker, but Valve is apparently looking to change that by funding development of the AMD RADV driver for Windows. The actual driver porting is being done by Collabora, who often works …
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