Radeon HD 7950 vs. GeForce GTX 680 On Linux

Published on June 04, 2012
Written by Michael Larabel
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When it comes to 2D operations such as with the Cairo library, the NVIDIA binary blob in the past tended to easily win, but now Catalyst is much more competitive.

NVIDIA does really well with the &quit;Cairo Performance Demos" tests.

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