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The Pi community has successfully enabled AMD Radeon GPUs, including 6000 and 7000-series, to work on the Raspberry Pi 5. Some modern AAA games can run at low FPS on the Pi's hardware, while older games like Portal 2 run smoothly. This guide details how to set up and patch the Raspberry Pi OS for AMD GPU support, including firmware installation and kernel recompilation. It also addresses hardware transcoding support and provides a list of hardware used for the setup.

AMD Radeon PRO W7700 running on Raspberry Pi

How to use a Radeon 7000-series card with the Pi 5

how is the stability?
It’s AMD so does it have 100% uptime and always v-sync?
(I finally got my nvidia egpu working for more than 17 days, but i had to disable ForceCompositionPipeline in xorg.conf (as in, allow tearing), so it doesn’t feel like 100% success)