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AMD's next-gen GPU architecture has appeared in new Linux kernel patches as GFX13 updates roll out
The suite of GFX13 patches aren't particularly exciting in themselves, but they do suggest there might actually be some new GPUs next year.
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The suite of GFX13 patches aren't particularly exciting in themselves, but they do suggest there might actually be some new GPUs next year. AMD's next-gen graphics architecture has popped up in a graphics driver for the first time, with a suite of GFX13 patches going live in an AMDGPU Linux kernel graphics driver. This has first been reported by Michael Larabel at Phoronix , who spotted a series of eight patches being posted by AMDGPU maintainer, Alex Deucher.
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