AMD‘s recent attempt to enhance its open-source Linux graphics driver (AMDGPU) with HDMI 2.1 features has hit a roadblock. After months of internal development to support key capabilities like ...

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The answer? Nope. If you're experiencing issues with AMD hardware on Linux, there is no fix in sight for HDMI 2.1 issues it seems. Phoronix has been reporting on various issues involving HDMI 2.1 at ...

AMD has hit a brick wall in its bid to boost its open-source Linux graphics driver. The US company has been trying to get permission from the HDMI Forum, which controls the HDMI standard, to add HDMI ...

Well, I doubt HDMI Forums would care, since HDMI is better for Multimedia applications anyways (like TV sets) than DisplayPort. HDMI carries more audio signals than DisplayPort, which is great for ...

The HDMI Forum is the organization responsible for the HDMI standard, recently rejecting AMD's request for public access -- open-source level -- HDMI 2.1 functionality. AMD has had issues with Linux ...

Before we get into this news, let's talk about HDMI 2.2, since we didn't actually cover its launch. HDMI 2.2 was indeed unveiled at CES, just as was rumored in December, and it brings along two major ...

AMD is bringing FreeSync to HDMI, meaning monitors can add support for the standard without adding another port. They’re also working to bring High Dynamic Range (HDR) technology to gaming by offering ...

When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works. Score one for AMD's take on variable refresh technology: its FreeSync standard, currently only ...

Standards wars are like the game Monopoly: The one with the most property usually ends up winning. Well, AMD just snapped up the railroads and utilities. On Tuesday, the company’s new Radeon ...