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Add Dell AMD Radeon HD 7470 1GB to site #430
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I'm using the same branch from @Coreforge for 5.10.y / AMD Radeon that he's testing on the 6450 and I've also tested on my 5450.
The fan on the 7470 can get quite loud during reboots! I'm glad it uses some sort of PWM though, to quiet down when it's initialized and idling... |
GLMark2 (
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Something else to test (when I get a chance)—Coreforge mentioned that the following
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Over on Twitter, Juuso Haavisto asked if Vulkan is working. I ran:
And after that, I can run Click to expand `vulkaninfo` output
I should note that I ran that over SSH while the monitor was plugged into one of the Pi's own HDMI ports. So that may be looking at the Pi's VPU and not the Radeon GPU. |
neither:
this is the software driver |
Yeah, exact same output if I boot with display only attached to Radeon card (via DisplayPort in this case). Still looks like it's showing GPU only. I wonder if getting our driver patch ported to 5.15.y (right now I'm running 5.10.y) would help. |
https://www.techpowerup.com/gpu-specs/radeon-hd-7470-oem.c299 |
additionally I believe (don't quote me on that) |
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Today I received a Dell AMD Radeon HD 7470 1GB (C26411), which was marked on eBay as being a 'Dell Radeon HD 6450', but reports in the system as "Dell Radeon HD 7470":
The Radeon 7470 has 1GB of GDDR5 VRAM, uses the Caicos GPU ('Southern Islands'), and was launched in Jan 2012 (according to TechPowerUp. Power draw is rated at 27W maximum, which could be an issue if driving it direct off the Pi's PCIe slot without an externally-powered riser.
So far it seems the branch we're working on in #4 (mainly by @Coreforge) also works with this card out of the box. To get the card working, here's what I did on a stock Pi and Pi OS:
Note that work is continuing in #4 — this issue is only for documenting differences and results with the HD 7470.
PCIe info:
Neofetch:
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