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More Radeon Driver Changes Queued For Linux 3.19

Written by Michael Larabel in Radeon on 20 November 2014 at 01:46 PM EST. 27 Comments

Just one week after the bulk of the Radeon DRM changes for Linux 3.19, another round of updates were submitted for DRM-Next.

This time around there's AMD CI dynamic power management fixes, DPM fan control support for SI/CI to reduce fan noise, GPUVM multi-ring efficiency improvements, and cursor bug fixes.

This new Radeon DRM Linux 3.19 pull request can be found via the dri-devel list.

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