Correct, those are the versions in the coming release.
For those not familiar with OpenBSD, it’s had an accelerated amdgpu driver since 2019, and inteldrm/radeondrm for a few years longer, generally kept up to date with Linux stable throughout that time.
Correct, those are the versions in the coming release.
For those not familiar with OpenBSD, it’s had an accelerated amdgpu driver since 2019, and inteldrm/radeondrm for a few years longer, generally kept up to date with Linux stable throughout that time.
> ... and inteldrm/radeondrm for a few years longer ...
Since many years longer, including the nv(4) driver for old Nvidia GPUs up to the earliest GTX models.
How's the performance ?
Acceptable in my opinion.
nv(4) is the old 2D user modesetting X driver (DDX), for legacy devices.
There is no kms drm or 3D acceleration for nvidia on OpenBSD.