Generic AMD system drivers just work, AMD Adrenaline can be installed by manually extracting the install packages. Originally posted by Rinneh:It is custom as in the CPU+GPU combo but the architecture is exactly the same as the newer socs found in devices such as the Aya Neo. The Linux driver packages suggest there is not much hardware custom work done. So the only thing left open is the GPU side of thing, Which is just a cut down integrated RDNA2 solution as found in other devices (With different core configs).īut there is an OEM lockdown that prevents us from installing the generic drivers. It's written here is custom as in the CPU+GPU combo but the architecture is exactly the same as the newer socs found in devices such as the Aya Neo. So don't expect from Valve, they will be updating those drivers and keep Windows on Steam Deck supported (what I think). Valve said, they provided those Windows drivers 'as is' since Steam Deck is made mostly with SteamOS 3 in mind. Generic ones CPUs and GPUs (APUs) are used in other handhelds like from company AYANEO.

Thats why I think AMD generic drivers aren't compatible on Steam Deck in Windows, Not like generic ones AMD Ryzen or AMD Radeon RX in notebooks or desktops, Originally posted by seb™:Both AMD CPU and AMD GPU (APU) are custom made,

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