XDC 2019: Final week to submit your talks!
Mark Filion
mfilion at collabora.com
Sat Jul 6 01:53:23 UTC 2019
Hi Ray,
Thank you for your submissions. Please make sure to submit the two talks via the form on the XDC website!
Best,
Mark
On July 5, 2019 5:27:33 p.m. EDT, "Huang, Ray" <Ray.Huang at amd.com> wrote:
>Hi Mark and all,
>
>I am Ray (Rui) Huang from AMD Linux Graphic Driver team, that work on
>Linux driver support on AMDGPU right now. I wrote PSP and swSMU driver
>in the amdgpu kernel part before, and brought up series of AMDGPU such
>as Vega10, Raven, Raven2, Navi10, and etc. And I am trying to do some
>optimization under drm, ttm driver based on the AMDGPU. It's my honor
>if I have an opportunity to discuss with each X developers in XDC2019.
>My focus is in the kernel side so far, and below is my kernel patches:
>https://git.kernel.org/pub/scm/linux/kernel/git/torvalds/linux.git/log/?qt=author&q=Huang+Rui
>
>
>Here are the two Talks that I submits this time, please take a look:
>
>Talk1: (Bulk moving mechanism on LRU for DRM/TTM)
>While investigating a performance issue with the F1 2017 game
>benchmark, we identified some bottlenecks related to how ttm and amdgpu
>do buffer validation and LRU handling. This ultimately lead to a major
>redesign of how we handle buffer migration. This talk describes
>process that we took to identify and fix the bottleneck and what we
>learned along the way.
>
> The Talos Principle(Vulkan) Clpeak(OCL)
>BusSpeedReadback(OCL) /unit: ms
>Original 162.1 FPS
>42.15 us 0.254 (1K) 0.241 (2K) 0.230(4K) 0.223(8K)
>0.204(16K)
>Bulk Move 162.4 FPS
>44.48 us 0.260 (1K) 0.274 (2K) 0.249(4K) 0.243(8K)
>0.228(16K)
>Original (move PT bo on LRU) 147.7 FPS
>76.86 us 0.319(1k) 0.314 (2K) 0.308(4K) 0.307(8K)
>0.310(16K)
>Bulk Move (move PT bo on LRU) 163.5 FPS
>40.52 us 0.244(1K) 0.252(2K) 0.213(4K) 0.214(8K)
>0.225(16K) <-- With the best performance and highest FPS at the same
>time
>
>Link:
>https://www.phoronix.com/scan.php?page=news_item&px=AMDGPU-LRU-Bulk-Move
>
>
>
>Talk2: (Linux AMDGPU new swSMU driver)
>The powerplay driver will be retired. We know there are so many
>duplicated codes and redundant structure such as CGS call and event
>manager, so we decide to write a new driver for the SMU(power)
>component of amdgpu. We try to write a simple and readable framework
>for Linux. The first version of new sw smu driver that is basing on
>vega20. Then do re-arch for linux power codes to use a new sw SMU ip
>block for future asics. So far in the latest two ASICs for amdgpu
>(vega20 and Navi10) will all be implemented by swSMU driver, and all
>future ASICs will all use swSMU framework to implement on power part.
>
>Link:
>https://www.phoronix.com/scan.php?page=news_item&px=AMD-New-SW-SMU-Driver-Future
>
>
>
>Thanks & Best Regards,
>Ray
>
>-----Original Message-----
>From: amd-gfx <amd-gfx-bounces at lists.freedesktop.org> On Behalf Of Mark
>Filion
>Sent: Monday, July 1, 2019 12:04 PM
>To: events at lists.x.org
>Subject: XDC 2019: Final week to submit your talks!
>
>Hi!
>
>It's the final week to submit your talks, workshops or demos for
>#XDC2019!!
>
>CfP ends this coming Sunday, July 7!
>
>Have some new developments to share? Facing some challenges with you
>projects? If it's related to open source graphics, please send it in!
>
>http://xdc2019.x.org
>
>Best,
>
>Mark
>
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