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AMD PerfOpt Makes it Into Linux 7.4 As A Nice Performance Boost For AMD iGPUs

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As anticipated, the AMD PerfOpt feature was picked up for the Linux 7.4 kernel. As shown already in multiple Phoronix benchmarks, AMD PerfOpt makes for a nice performance boost for AMD integrated…

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