You can join the discussion on AMD dropping their AMD Gaming Evolved App on the OC3D Forums.ĪMD has unbundled the Raptr Gaming Evolved App from their Radeon Software, discontinuing support for the app.
At this time this is merely speculation, but AMD has promised new features every year with their Radeon Software drivers.Īt this time, AMD has no Geforce Experience Counterpart, giving Nvidia a huge advantage for fans of "pre-optimised" game settings. Right now it is unknown if AMD has any plans on replacing the Raptr Gaming Evolved app, though it is likely that AMD will be making their own first party application as part of their Radeon Software Crimson Aniversary driver. Previous builds of Radeon Software that include the “AMD Gaming Evolved App” dated before September 12th 2016 will remain intact and will not be affected. AMD will cease to undertake any compatibility testing, install support or general technical support for this application, nor will it be available through Radeon Software or its installer. Starting September 12th 2016, AMD is no longer bundling the “AMD Gaming Evolved App” by Raptr with builds of Radeon Software. So with that is a look at how the Linux performance has evolved since launch for the AMD EPYC 7003 series in going from Ubuntu 21.04 to 21.10 and more broadly how the latest performance is compared to Ubuntu 20.04 LTS, if the LTS designation isn't important to you or simply curious about the gains on the table when moving closer to Ubuntu 22.04 LTS.Now after three years AMD has discontinued the "AMD Gaming Evolved" app, without any official announcement or reasoning, though the company has issued this statement. Ubuntu 21.10 with upgrading to Linux 5.15 Git for the very latest kernel version nearing its official release in the coming weeks. Introduction Since last year AMD and Nvidia have both been fairly eager to develop and push their own software to be used with their graphics cards products.
Ubuntu 21.10 as the recently released non-LTS Linux distribution for those wondering the current out-of-the-box performance for AMD EPYC servers on this release, which is also now just six months before Ubuntu 22.04 LTS. Ubuntu 21.04 as the non-LTS release that debuted shortly after the EPYC Milan launch.
Ubuntu Server 20.04.3 LTS sticks to using the original Linux 5.4 kernel and other non-HWE packages by default. Ubuntu 20.04 LTS server as the current long-term stable release used in the enterprise. While the recently released Ubuntu 21.10 is not a long-term support (LTS) release, for those wondering what this latest Linux distribution means for EPYC 7003 series performance, here is a look at its performance across many benchmarks against that of Ubuntu 21.04 that was released right after the Milan launch and then Ubuntu 20.04 as the current LTS stable series.īasically what is being looked at today is the performance from the same AMD EPYC 74F3 ASRockRack server when testing: It's been a half-year already since AMD introduced the EPYC 7003 "Milan" processors that continue performing well and gaining marketshare.
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