Checking In On Nouveau Gallium3D For Mesa 9.1

Published on December 29, 2012
Written by Michael Larabel
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For another ioquake3 game, Urban Terror, the GeForce GT 220 was pushing higher while the GeForce 9 graphics cards saw no improvement.

With VDrift, the GeForce GT 220 continued to run better with Mesa 9.1-devel than on the stable mesa 9.0 series.

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