Faux123 Turnip for Retroid Pocket Duo: driver support
A community-built Mesa Turnip Vulkan driver packaged for AdrenoTools. Its maintainer lists the Retroid Pocket Duo (Adreno 722) among devices tested with v1.2.3.
- Systems
- Graphics drivers
- Newest checked release
- v1.2.3Nov 2, 2026
- Two-screen support
- Not confirmed
- Duo support
- documentedThe v1.2.3 release lists the Retroid Pocket Duo (Adreno 722) as tested on 115 Vulkan-Samples scenes, which are driver tests, not games.
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Release notes
Lists the Retroid Pocket Duo (Adreno 722) among tested devices, with 115 Vulkan-Samples scenes run on each and a few slower scenes on the Duo. These are driver tests, not game benchmarks.
Recent reports
Individual reports; versions and hardware may differ.
One 16-bit Duo owner tried Persona 5 Royal from Steam in DroidDeck. A photo shows Turnip faux123 1.2.3 as the display driver, a Mesa Turnip v27.0.0 test build as the runtime driver and DroidDeck-Proton 11. The first attempt booted with an atrocious frame rate, and a later attempt loaded and then crashed. The tester then said it was running surprisingly well on Mesa drivers with vsync still on, but shared no frame rate or settings, and a network error dialog was on screen. The same owner says Fields of Mistria runs well with decent battery life, without naming the app used.
The maintainer’s v1.2.3 notes list the Retroid Pocket Duo (Adreno 722) among tested devices and say 115 Vulkan-Samples scenes ran on each. The release also notes a few slower scenes on the Duo. These are driver test scenes, not games.
Source ↗No Duo settings for this app yet.
Version and support notes
The release is an app-loaded AdrenoTools package, not a replacement for Android’s system driver. Compare it inside an app that supports custom drivers and keep a working driver available.