Ubuntu 12.10 Pushes Sandy Bridge Further

Published on August 22, 2012
Written by Michael Larabel
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The ioquake3-based Tremulous game saw a nice boost in performance out of the current Ubuntu 12.10 packages.

Urban Terror and Warsow were two more multi-platform open-source games running faster on Ubuntu 12.10 in its current pre-beta state.

X-Plane 9 on Intel Sandy Bridge graphics is also an improvement on Ubuntu 12.10.

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