Graphics: AMDGPU, Mesa, Nouveau
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GPU Voltage Control Support Coming To AMDGPU Driver
Patches are being prepped to improve the OverDrive overclocking/underclocking support within the AMDGPU DRM driver and for allowing voltage controls.
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Mesa 17.3.3 Is On The Way With Better Vega Support On Vulkan
Mesa 17.3.3 should be released later this week with nearly three dozen fixes over the previous Mesa 17.3 point release.
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Advanced DRI Configurator: A New Mesa GUI Project
An independent open-source developer has announced "Advanced DRI Configurator" in what he's hoping could eventually replace DriConf for configuring Mesa parameters.
Developer Jean Hertel has announced his initial work on trying to write a DriConf replacement. The Advanced DRI Configurator, or "adriconf" for short, is this young project written in C++ and GTKmm.
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Red Hat Developer Manages Full Clock-Gating For Kepler With Nouveau
In improving the power-savings of NVIDIA GeForce 600/700 "Kepler" GPUs running on the open-source NVIDIA "Nouveau" driver, Red Hat developer Lyude Paul has published a set of patches allowing for full clock-gating with these older graphics cards.
Following lots of reverse engineering, rewrites, and tracing the behavior of the NVIDIA proprietary driver, Lyude has implemented all known levels of clock-gating for Kepler1/Kepler2 GPUs. Lyude was also working on Fermi GPU support, but its clock-gating is being handled differently and currently that code isn't yet ready.
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