Core™ i5-13500 = 14 nucleos ??? 16 nucleos

not getting the gpu dropdown... any ideas?

It's funny, I can't tell if you've 2x the video or if the game is just running faster xD

Does perfmon work on Linux ? You know, that opensource monitoring tool that Intel contributed significantly to, that was featured on Gamer's Nexus a few months ago, as it received an update, allowing you to see if it's CPU bottleneck or GPU bottleneck and in general more low level details. I'm curious if your A380 was actually 100% utilized. Because it's hard to say, given how pretty weak and also not on max power, if that isn't its actual capability.

A shame the current Intel drivers for Linux are so bad still. Hopefully the new Xe driver will be actually good so I can start considering buying an Arc graphics card for my PC.

Intel just got back to me and pretty much said they don't know why my A310 doesn't work with Linux Mint. Works fine on Windows, black screen on mint. I just move my DP cable to igpu.

I have a problem i did just like on the video but even terraria is laggy on my 4070 rtx, what i need to do? (first time on linux)

what would be the distro with the best out of the box experience with intel arc?

when we get fan speed control ?

If you're getting bad results no matter what prompt/negative prompt you use, make sure you're using the correct image dimensions for the particular model that you're using. For example, the XL and PonyXL models work best with the following dimensions: 1024 x 1024 640 x 1536 768 x 1344 832 x 1216 896 x 1152 1152 x 896 1216 x 832 1344 x 768 1536 x 640

I'm running a pair of A310's on 2 HP small form factors, works great on Windows but my HP 800 G4, Linux mint boots to the Linux splash screen, then black. Upgraded Mesa and Linux kernel.

Went crazy and get a a770 for my good’old x99 (my Chinese x99 has rebar support)

Hi. Did you have any problems running Blender 4.1.1 of Ubuntu 24.04? I am, I think, because Blender 4.1.1 uses python 3.11 and the Ubuntu 24.04 package is 3.12.3

it's June 2024 and Intel Arc can make use of XeSS on Linux (tested in Hogwarts Legacy), but it's doesn't work as good and as fast as on Windows. On Linux XeSS cannot make use of Arc's XMX engines and has to fall back on a worse upscaling model and DP4a instruction. What's on my wishlist is the ability to directly access XMX engines on Linux

I don't think I made this clear, but I used Debian Sid/Unstable and Trixie/Testing as a sort of proof of concept. You shouldn't expect Unstable and Testing setups to always work because they are there for testing purposes. What I didn't say in the video was that the correct packages needed for compute with Intel Arc GPUs are being tested for Debian, and hopefuly, they will be available in the stable repo in the coming months/Debian point releases.

Wow, what a clusterf...un :D Regarding that 32bit, you should be able to have both 32bit and 64bit (also called multilib) on your system. Though I can't say the specifics. Steam is notorious for being 32 bit, still. Though, now that I think of, how the hell did they embedded a chromium instance there ? Did they manually made that 32 bit too ? Though it's maybe simply another process. Anyway, I don't know if I said it already, so excuse me if I'm repeating. I feel like with so much hassle, it might be easier to install it from scratch. And using Gentoo or Arch might be easier. I do lean in favor of Gentoo because it has this customization at compile level streamlined. If you remember the problems that OBS had some time ago on Arch and I think on other distros too, because it was packaged differently and some plugins were missing for some ? Yeah, there's no such nonsense in Gentoo, you can choose exactly and easily what you want in or out. So I'm thinking that if Blender for Intel has very specific dependencies, managing them yourself should be easiest. That is, you to install exactly what you need, without hoping that the OS does it for you, and also to hope that the OS doesn't have something bad/uncompatible/subpar and having to bend backwards to change/replace that. That's why I was thinking of Gentoo. But I am well aware that it's not for the faint of heart. And even among those that aren't scared by it, it's still not exactly popular. But it gives the most freedom of customization from the mainstream / popular distros.

Thanks for all the Linux Intel Arc videos!

Any other way to do this i cant get passed the login screen

Edits have you talking over your own self. Obnoxious.

Could you also test Vulkan-native games, like Doom, Doom Eternal and Rainbow Six Siege (I think the benchmark would run)

If you want to use hardware acceleration on resolve you'll also need to install cuda, which you need to do separately from the driver installation in the driver manager on mint

you should try fedora linux ubuntu is always gonna be behind compared to fedora. it is a good balance of stability and having up to date software. especially considering intel arc is bleeding edge hardware which should always be using intel's latest drivers

Wow, checked the post on the community too (even though handling the images there is kind of annoying, but still better than nothing I guess). Soo, the results are interesting. In the "doesn't make any sense" way :)) I see that on the Blender page all A770 (not M) results are between 1800 and 2300 points, with the only Linux one being at 1900. 1600 is below, though not by a huge marging. All are using ONEAPI. Is that what you're using too ? Having a better CPU shouldn't help THAT MUCH in this instance. Though I'm just speculating, I don't REALLY know what's happening there. Good luck on the next searches.

Does your A770 constantly blink? Before buying it I saw people claim it was only the HDMI ports, this doesn't seem correct. Every single port on this card does it. Unfortunately I am past the point of return. Kind of regret this card

great to see someone using arc for things other than gaming! thanks for the video!

I added a new community post that supplements this video. Unfortunately it doesn't seem like I can link to it (and the graphs that I shared are cut off), so check out the community tab on my channel's page.

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Finally straight to the point on how to update the drivers. If I had to follow Nvidia's support page I'd be still reading their txt files. Thank you.

does Starfield work in Linux

2:12 developers, developers, developers, developers, developers...

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Yes The video gets to the heart of the Intel Arc drama, another point for me is even when games don't run is also quite difficult to find solutions. with my old AMD graphics card the vast majority was solved after a visit to Protondb but with Intel Arc I found at best 2 to 3 solution approaches, probably because Arc has hardly any distribution on the market. Good video and I'll leave a subscription there :)

Thank you so much! 🦾

hey have you tried loading mods on ? or just vanilla?

I have 6 ARCs and i use Linux too. I cannot work on DX12 for now. Do not know what to do. Little Tip: OpenCl works fine sometimes with a arc card. ;-)

I love my 6 Arcs ;-)

The raspi zero keeps with the roots of the Rasperry pi foundation but has been replaced by the raspi pico for the most part. The zero is in need of an upgrade as other competitors offer better but sometimes more expensive alternitives. The raspi 4 5 and CM4 obviously has been claimed by corparate interest and won't be coming back to the table for budget hobbist to learn on and destroy. IMO what raspberry pi is doing is great in the long term. In about 5-10 years alot of IoT systems will be run on the platform the hobbists learned on the desposable raspi zero. If the raspi zero got a bump up to 2BG RAM and still fell in the out the door price of $20 I think it would save the raspberry pi foundation image. Maybe even push into the FPGA RISC-V core section.

intel arc only using 10% gpu power??? in 4k vs the amd 6700xt thats at 100% ? LOL maybe thats why arc is fucking losing .... amds cooking at 70 celsius while intel arc chilling at like 40 celsius