The Open-Source Linux Graphics Card Showdown

Published on April 27, 2012
Written by Michael Larabel
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With the ioquake3-based Reaction game, which does offer up some better visuals than some of the id Tech 3 Linux games, the i7-3770K graphics delivered the highest performance and came well ahead of the tested Radeon/GeForce GPUs.

This also meant that the Intel Core i7 3770K dominated over the competition for performance-per-Watt on this Ubuntu 12.04 Linux host.

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