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I recently bought an RX 570 card and it seems that one way or another you cannot use it properly on linux. Currently running Ubuntu 16.04 and there are two possible driver setups:
The proprietary amdgpu-pro driver does not support EGL (while the driver is advertising it) thus all apps (i.e. kodi) using EGL crash. https://community.amd.com/thread/213078
The open source driver does not enable audio over the hdmi connection.
Is there any solution or should I replace the card with an Nvidia one?
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I recently bought an RX 570 card and it seems that one way or another you cannot use it properly on linux. Currently running Ubuntu 16.04 and there are two possible driver setups:
The proprietary amdgpu-pro driver does not support EGL (while the driver is advertising it) thus all apps (i.e. kodi) using EGL crash. https://community.amd.com/thread/213078
The open source driver does not enable audio over the hdmi connection.
Is there any solution or should I replace the card with an Nvidia one?
16.04 drivers 18.04 amd-graphics
asked May 2 at 18:34
JohnJohn
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Nvidia usually has better Linux support, so, yes, replace it.
– mikewhatever
May 2 at 19:22
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I recently bought an RX 570 card and it seems that one way or another you cannot use it properly on linux. Currently running Ubuntu 16.04 and there are two possible driver setups:
The proprietary amdgpu-pro driver does not support EGL (while the driver is advertising it) thus all apps (i.e. kodi) using EGL crash. https://community.amd.com/thread/213078
The open source driver does not enable audio over the hdmi connection.
Is there any solution or should I replace the card with an Nvidia one?
16.04 drivers 18.04 amd-graphics
asked May 2 at 18:34
JohnJohn
4733 silver badges6 bronze badges
I recently bought an RX 570 card and it seems that one way or another you cannot use it properly on linux. Currently running Ubuntu 16.04 and there are two possible driver setups:
The proprietary amdgpu-pro driver does not support EGL (while the driver is advertising it) thus all apps (i.e. kodi) using EGL crash. https://community.amd.com/thread/213078
The open source driver does not enable audio over the hdmi connection.
Is there any solution or should I replace the card with an Nvidia one?
16.04 drivers 18.04 amd-graphics
16.04 drivers 18.04 amd-graphics
asked May 2 at 18:34
JohnJohn
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asked May 2 at 18:34
JohnJohn
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asked May 2 at 18:34
JohnJohn
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Nvidia usually has better Linux support, so, yes, replace it.
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Nvidia usually has better Linux support, so, yes, replace it.
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May 2 at 19:22
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Nvidia usually has better Linux support, so, yes, replace it.
– mikewhatever
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Nvidia usually has better Linux support, so, yes, replace it.
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The open source amdgpu driver solves both the EGL crash and the audio over the hdmi.
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Nvidia usually has better Linux support, so, yes, replace it.
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