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Radeon VII (and new AMD gpus) compatibility

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thecrusher said:
Is everyone who's having a problem with the Radeon VII on a Gigabyte motherboard? It sort of seems that way skimming back a few pages.
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My Radeon VII is working well with my Gigabyte.

My Asus motherboard couldn't wake from sleep with the Radeon VII installed. It can wake with every other video card I've put in there, including Vega 56, RX 560, and GT 640.
 
Looks like the VII is now EOL'd...whoomp whoomp.

What's an alternative?
 
That's what I'm finding, and the Vega 56/64...just too old for me.

I suppose the 5700 XT is an option, but it's not that much of a performance boost from the 1070...aside from, you know, actually running in Mojave.

Maybe I'll hold out for a few months and see if the Navi cards perform well and actually work well in Mojave, too.

Thanks!
 
Can anyone with a Radeon VII run `code --status` in the terminal (you need to have Visual Studio Code installed) and post the output. I remember a while back it didn't have acceleration, wondering if anything has changed.
 
Pinging @pastrychef, maybe you still have the RVII?
 
pastrychef said:
Yes, I have a Radeon VII.

What are you not getting acceleration on?
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Mostly in vscode, seems it lags a little. It'd be great to see if there is still this issue, so I can swap GPUs again. If you run `code --status` in the terminal it should show something like this

Code: 
GPU Status:       2d_canvas:                     enabled
                  flash_3d:                      enabled
                  flash_stage3d:                 enabled
                  flash_stage3d_baseline:        enabled
                  gpu_compositing:               enabled
                  multiple_raster_threads:       enabled_on
                  native_gpu_memory_buffers:     enabled
                  oop_rasterization:             disabled_off
                  protected_video_decode:        unavailable_off
                  rasterization:                 enabled
                  skia_deferred_display_list:    disabled_off
                  skia_renderer:                 disabled_off
                  surface_synchronization:       enabled_on
                  video_decode:                  enabled
                  viz_display_compositor:        disabled_off
                  webgl:                         enabled
                  webgl2:                        enabled
 
vincek8s said:
Mostly in vscode, seems it lags a little. It'd be great to see if there is still this issue, so I can swap GPUs again. If you run `code --status` in the terminal it should show something like this

Code: 
GPU Status:       2d_canvas:                     enabled
                  flash_3d:                      enabled
                  flash_stage3d:                 enabled
                  flash_stage3d_baseline:        enabled
                  gpu_compositing:               enabled
                  multiple_raster_threads:       enabled_on
                  native_gpu_memory_buffers:     enabled
                  oop_rasterization:             disabled_off
                  protected_video_decode:        unavailable_off
                  rasterization:                 enabled
                  skia_deferred_display_list:    disabled_off
                  skia_renderer:                 disabled_off
                  surface_synchronization:       enabled_on
                  video_decode:                  enabled
                  viz_display_compositor:        disabled_off
                  webgl:                         enabled
                  webgl2:                        enabled
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I just get command not found.
 
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