The Power Consumption In Ubuntu 12.10

Published on July 05, 2012
Written by Michael Larabel
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The OpenGL performance (and performance-per-Watt efficiency) of the more-demanding Xonotic game is continuing to improve as the open-source Radeon driver continues maturing.

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