2014-04-15, 15:27
Have you tried the latest Catalyst drivers from the AMD site?
(2014-04-15, 15:27)Dougie Fresh Wrote: Have you tried the latest Catalyst drivers from the AMD site?
(2014-04-15, 15:35)w1n78 Wrote:RMA to Newegg might be your best solution then. It might be that the MOBO is too new, and MSI haven't smooth thing out...(2014-04-15, 15:27)Dougie Fresh Wrote: Have you tried the latest Catalyst drivers from the AMD site?
yes, even the beta. i saw others having issue with kabini using openelec as well. wish i had known before i bought it. http://openelec.tv/forum/64-installation...on-hd-8210
(2014-04-15, 15:56)bluray Wrote: RMA to Newegg might be your best solution then. It might be that the MOBO is too new, and MSI haven't smooth thing out...
(2014-04-15, 16:02)w1n78 Wrote:(2014-04-15, 15:56)bluray Wrote: RMA to Newegg might be your best solution then. It might be that the MOBO is too new, and MSI haven't smooth thing out...
i found another article from http://www.phoronix.com/scan.php?page=ar...untu&num=1. it looks like he was able to use ubuntu 14.04 beta and it works with the 5350 since it uses the new linux kernel. i'm gonna give that a try and see if it works out. i really like the setup, specially the power consumption, just having trouble getting it to work as htpc. but ya i'll try to rma it and hope they can hook me up if my ubuntu test don't work.
(2014-04-15, 16:02)w1n78 Wrote:Good luck with Ubuntu! For sure Newegg will honor RMA, and they are very good place to do business with....(2014-04-15, 15:56)bluray Wrote: RMA to Newegg might be your best solution then. It might be that the MOBO is too new, and MSI haven't smooth thing out...
i found another article from http://www.phoronix.com/scan.php?page=ar...untu&num=1. it looks like he was able to use ubuntu 14.04 beta and it works with the 5350 since it uses the new linux kernel. i'm gonna give that a try and see if it works out. i really like the setup, specially the power consumption, just having trouble getting it to work as htpc. but ya i'll try to rma it and hope they can hook me up if my ubuntu test don't work.
(2014-04-15, 16:36)woodensoul2k Wrote: Please post about the results of your Ubuntu test. I was about to purchase the same setup as you but I ran into your post. My fingers are crossed that it will work with the 3.13 kernel. A low power system would be a great first real htpc build.ok i was able to install ubuntu 14.04 LTS desktop 64bit. i was able to install xbmc 12 without an issue. i got it all set up. now during playback, here are my issues.
(2014-04-15, 19:14)bluray Wrote: Good luck with Ubuntu! For sure Newegg will honor RMA, and they are very good place to do business with....it didn't work out in ubuntu 14.04 LTS beta, though i did get far enough to do the tests. the results were not good. i already contacted newegg. at first, the CSR wouldn't budge on the CPU return policy but i've been a long time customer so she made an exception. i don't like to run windows+xbmc either.
If it doesn't work with Windows+XBMC, it is not for me....
(2014-04-15, 19:25)Mntz Wrote: In Windows instead of using the AMD driver installer:
- Open device manager
- Select your display adapter
- Click update driver and browse to the extracted driver folder, normally C:\AMD. (I guess the driver installer did unpack everything?)
Does it pick up the display driver this way?
I have a Kabini 8330 IGP in my Zotac AQ01 and with AMD driver it plays everything I throw at it. I even do some full HD gaming with Steam installed.
(2014-04-16, 00:56)furii Wrote: is there a reason you're using frodo and not a newer gotham build? i could be mistaken but i don't recall vdpau being supported in frodo with amd. should be worth a shot anyway.
(2014-04-16, 02:10)tetsuya Wrote: Have you tried installing the 3.14 kernel and adding the Oibaf PPA or the Xorg-edgers PPA? The updated drivers have double the performance from stock 14.04 and may fix the display issue.