I don't have much experience with these configs, and all the research I was able to do seemed to lead nowhere.

The problem is that I'm not able to, for example, use a second monitor - which I'd really appreciate :) Thus, I figured out that trying to run something made for Ubuntu 14.04 would probably not work in my case (in fact I just read a thread of a guy that tried to do that on 18.04 and it didn't go well), and am therefore stuck using nomodeset. But the latest driver distributed by AMD to such graphics card is meant to be used in Ubuntu 14.04, not 20.04.

Many answers here in AskUbuntu and other forums seems to suggest that I should download some proprietary drivers to fix this issue. When I try to boot without such option, the computer either restarts while booting, or freezes with this message: kfd kfd: TOPAZ not supported in kfd I'm not able too boot it properly, and can only get it to work whilst using nomodeset in the grub.

Crash on Ryzen CPU when baking, can be fixed by updating the BIOS.I have a Toshiba Satellite L-50B notebook, which has these graphics cards installed: $ lspci | grep -E 'VGA|Display'Ġ0:02.0 VGA compatible controller: Intel Corporation HD Graphics 5500 (rev 09)Ġ9:00.0 Display controller: Advanced Micro Devices, Inc.

To use the software via RDP (Remote Desktop) see the dedicated documentation page.

We recommend updating the system or installing the following library.

On CentOS 7.5 or older, the application may not start because of a library dependency issues (FT_Get_Font_Format error).

Only versions 2019.x and above have been notarized in order to run on MacOS 10.15 (Catalina).

Exporting at 8K (8192*8192 pixels) requires a GPU with more than 2GB of VRam.

For working in comfortable conditions we recommend a monitor with a resolution greater than 1 Mega Pixels and wider than 1280 pixels.

SSD to store both project and application cache.

To get good performance when using the UV Tile workflow we advise to use:

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