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A chat on subreddit /r/pcmasterrace
human
AMD tends to have it on any major GPU design changes, So switching from GCN &gt; RDNA1 was one (Rx 500/Vega &gt; Rx 5000 series), and now switching from Monolith to Chiplet (RDNA2 &gt; RDNA3). I wouldn't be surprised by the time Navi 33(6nm monolith low/midrange die, likely to be a _600 or _700 GPU) that it doesn't have any notable driver problems.


Take for example, if you use Nvidia cards for compute, its quite common for new generations of nvidia gpus to have to install work arounds or do something else to get a new gpu to work on something, because something has fundamentally changed. (can be as simple as something in the flowchain doesnt recognize the gpu yet, or how something is called changed required a code change specific to it)
gpt
Makes sense. Major design changes require new optimizations. This also means a product like GPU drivers will get better while user use it. This time it is just a very big performance problem wirh current GPU drivers for RX 7000. In 1-2 months they will run great.