#AMD K10 7850K HOW TO#

#AMD K10 7850K HOW TO#

and to make matters worse I decided that I MIGHT like to play around with hsa some day and so picked up an A10-7850k + well either an R7-260X or R7-250(yeah, yeah, another 'pure' build which I'll probably regret), but this one is waiting in the wings as I need to transplant the fx-9590 into another more CLC friendly case as my current setup is purely jury rigged.Р”Р„ plus so far, looks like ATI(/AMD) figured out HOW to UNLOAD the old driver then LOAD the new AND RESTORE the display rather than leaving us with a black screen and guessing. Hey guys, how's this going? I broke my rule from my old MSI GT725 and built one AMD machine (FX-9590(got it for the same price as the 8350, so.)) + R9-280X(wasn't wasting cash on poorly supported ATI(/AMD) crap again). Sure the open-source driver is better in both of those situations in-terms of stability, but at a performance cost (and on my laptop, there's excessive color banding).

This doesn't happen on the open-source driver.Р”В«ut overall, I don't quite see the huge fuss over how unstable fglrx is.

On Ubuntu, I noticed if I switch the boot splash over to the text output, it seems to transition over to the desktop more consistently than if I leave it at the boot splash, but this could be a coincidence. The only instability I've experienced consistently was when messing with games in Wine (osu! and Guild Wars 2 both on a 7850 and a 7660G + 7670M laptop), and that was fixed by using a CSMT-patched Wine.Р”Р„s for in-consistent instability, my 7660G + 7670M laptop (with 7670M in-use in Catalyst Muxless laptop) sometimes locks up during the boot animation before switching over to the desktop. Are the Catalyst drivers really that bad in terms of system stability? I've been wanting to slap together a mini-PC and was considering using an AMD APU.Stability-wise, fglrx is fine, in 'most' cases.

Amd k10 7850k