Linux 3.2 To 3.8 Kernels With Intel Ivy Bridge Graphics

Published on January 27, 2013
Written by Michael Larabel
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The CoreBreach racing game performance has improved with more recent Linux kernel releases, while topping out on the Linux 3.6 and 3.7 kernels. With the Linux 3.8 Git kernel the performance is still ahead than the 3.2~3.4 kernel days, but behind the more recent stable releases.

There was no major change in performance for the Nexuiz game when comparing the kernel releases on the Intel HD 4000 graphics with Mesa 9.1-devel.

OpenArena 0.8.5 has seen some small performance improvements with succeeding kernel upgrades for Intel Ivy Bridge.

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