Has anyone experienced stability issues with AMD 7800XT GPUs under Linux?

I did some research last week and found some web pages that discussed locking down the over clock to try to stablize but hell if I can find it now.

Anyone have some hints or web pages that talks about these GPUs under Linux?

#Linux #AMD #AMDGPU

I'm loving the chat interfaces of these LLM models. I'm having resume from sleep issues from RX 6800 on Manjaro with 6.18 kernel and #ChatGPT has been helpful with debug suggestions.

The recommendations have helped thus far. I realise it's all a farce and it's just not "intelligent" but it's good enough for my debugging needs.

Now, what I do hate is it being owned and run by corporations that don't give a **** about people like us when there's profit to be made.

#linux #amdgpu #sleep #diary #capitalism

No HDMI audio with Linux Kernel 7 rc1, rc2 or rc3 #sound #kernel #amdgpu #drm

https://askubuntu.com/q/1564669/612

RE: https://framapiaf.org/@journalduhacker/116129981046063955

Petit article mémo relatif à l'ajout d'OpenCL pour les GPU AMD, sous Debian, de mon cru.

Pour rappel, le support d'OpenCL n'est pas inclus dans le pilote Open Source `amdgpu`, il est nécessaire d'ajouter le paquet lié à ROCm… qui lui est aussi fait par AMD et Open Source

#Debian #amdgpu #ROCm #OpenCL #OpenMP #HIP

Stuck in the Past #mac #amdgpu

https://askubuntu.com/q/1564299/612

AMDGPU MST Hub "Error -5" on Ubuntu 24.04.4 LTS (Dual BenQ + KTC Setup) #multiplemonitors #2404 #amdgpu #displayport

https://askubuntu.com/q/1564200/612

Run OpenClaw AI agents on AMD Instinct MI300X with 192GB memory completely free. $100 credits provide 50 hours of enterprise GPU access. AdwaitX shows exact vLLM deployment steps 🔗 #AdwaitX #OpenClaw #AMDGPU

https://www.adwaitx.com/openclaw-vllm-amd-mi300x-free-setup/

I'm currently facing some troubles with my laptop, in which #kwin is causing some trip-ups in the #amdgpu driver with panel self refresh apparently.

The internal screen freezes, but the machine still responds to input — I'm just not seeing it on the machine itself. Inspecting processes via SSH shows it's still launching applications when I invoke certain key combinations. Connecting an external display and disconnecting it again restores normal operation. Only issue is that still leave the machine inoperable once I can't do that, which completely disqualifies it for on-the-go usage. A laptop I can't use on the go is pretty much useless.

Searching online for clues how to work around the issue has been fruitless. There's apparently some #linux kernel command line parameters to turn PSR off, but the issue persisted.

I replaced the #Arch install on my laptop with #Fedora for now, as it stopped the issue from occurring. My best guess at the moment is a regression somewhere in the 6.18 line. Fedora 43 ships with 6.17.1 and updates to 6.18.8. Arch currently ships 6.18.7, and the system was working properly before doing regular system upgrades. A complete reinstall of Arch also did not fix the issue, solidifying my belief it could be a kernel regression. So until Arch updates to a more recent kernel, Fedora it is, as I'd much prefer my laptop to not be a paper weight.

K, I'm running a GPU benchmark and it seems to be stable, hovering around 66-70 C on ultra, drawing around 130-135 watts. Don't know why this program isn't maxing out my clock speed even though I'm running it with gamemode  

I could probably push things further but I want this card to last lol.

https://critter.cafe/@bloomyjaz/115999771229563716
#Linux #LinuxGaming #AMDGPU #Radeon