Announcement
Collapse
No announcement yet.
AMD's New Catalyst Linux Driver Isn't Too Good
Collapse
X
-
Originally posted by bug77 View PostRight... Nothing to do with the final product at all. AMD is working on OpenArena oprimizations as we speak. Pigs fly.
AMD right now work on speeding OpenGL.
The only problem I can see is possibility that AMD will be happy with sacrificing general performance for the same of PR release of perf bust in L4D2...
Comment
-
Originally posted by bug77 View PostRight... Nothing to do with the final product at all. AMD is working on OpenArena oprimizations as we speak. Pigs fly.
That really makes me angry. I don't care, that Unigine Heaven runs pretty much equally fast on my Win7 with DX11 or my Kubuntu with OpenGL 4.
I want power for demaning games with high end game engines like OpenArena, not for dated crap like Unigine - or even the much worse Source Engine. Who on earth would play that now nowadays?Last edited by alexThunder; 22 November 2012, 01:31 PM.
Comment
-
-
Originally posted by who_me View PostYou won't get optimus support until Alan Cox and Intel (his employer) will allow it. See the relevant discussions on dma-buf.
Comment
-
Originally posted by GreatEmerald View PostCorrection: You won't get Optimus support until NVIDIA reimplements the needed functionality manually.
Now, how would Nvidia (re-)implement a (DMABUF-alike) buffer-sharing mechanism between the
blob and the intel driver which does not collide with the GPL? Impossible AFAIK.
/Sorry for offtopic
Comment
Comment