Mesa 26.3 Merges Anti-Lag Support Into RADV to Cut Latency
Valve-developed VK_AMD_anti_lag support merges into RADV in Mesa 26.3, strengthening latency reduction with a generic framework.
Valve-developed VK_AMD_anti_lag support merges into RADV in Mesa 26.3, strengthening latency reduction with a generic framework.
Development begins on Shiva, a shared base for Vulkan drivers in Mesa, aiming to ease the growing Vulkan support burden.
Mesa 26.2.3 released with AMD GFX1171 support and bug fixes for RadeonSI, RADV, Intel ANV and more.
The first release candidate of the open-source 3D graphics stack "Mesa 26.2" has been unveiled. It includes optimizations for Intel ANV and AMD RADV drivers, support for Rusticl's OpenCL 3.1, the integration of the new KRAID compiler, and many other features.
With patches by Arm engineers, Mali GPU's open-source driver Panfrost now supports Rusticl by default, enabling OpenCL without environment variables.
Vulkan Video H.264/H.265 encoding is once again available on Intel Arc A-series and other Alchemist GPUs, thanks to Igalia's contributions merged into Mesa 26.2.
The open-source NVIDIA Vulkan driver "NVK" has merged DLSS support code into Mesa 26.2-devel, enabling DLSS execution on NVIDIA GPUs.
Support for AMD's new GPU IP block GFX1156 (RDNA 3.5 series) has been added to Mesa 26.2. This codename, also being prepared in the Linux 7.2 kernel, is highly likely for the next-gen APU.