Ryzen 2200g .... again

[Warax]

Hi everyone, i've just build a new PC (YAY!) and it's been a nightmare for the last 2 day... i've finaly got Mesa 18.1 working and new Kernel (4.16) but in game i get 4 fps... What should i do! Plz i don't want to go back to Windows!!!!!

[GreyGeek]

Then get a distro that works for you and stay away from Windows.

I didn’t know if “Mesa 18.1” was a distro or graphics driver. I did a search (“Arch Linux Mesa 18.1 slow graphics”) and found articles about both, along with links from folks having problems with slowness like you are having.

IMO, you should look for another distro.

[Warax]

Mesa 18.1 are Graphic driver. Thing is it's not the distro but the hardware ( the 2200g APU) that has compatibility issue. that's why i'm seeking help trying to make all of this work :S

[GreyGeek]

Have you tried this:
https://forums.blackmesasource.com/i...ow-Stuttering/

[Warax]

Thing is the FPS drop in every game or GPU benchmark... I know the linux support for the ryzen 2200g APU is really poor i though it was the APU the issue...For exemple i got 3 fps in tesseract benchmark ( from phoronix). Also, do we have Dx in Linux game? ( in non wine one)

[GreyGeek]

Dx

[Warax]

Direct X. Still as of now i guess i'll have to install windows if i want my APU to work i even tryied Bionic Beaver and didn't work .

[GreyGeek]

You gotta do what you gotta do.

[kenj70]

If you are still around...

I have a two desktop PCs running KDE Neon with AMD processors. They aren't exactly what you have but maybe my experience will be useful. My primary rig is a Ryzen 3 1200 cpu so I have an nvidia gpu. My secondary rig is a 3 year old A8-7600 APU. Both these rigs run KDE Neon 5.12 very nicely.

-=Ken=-