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NVIDIA GeForce 700 Series On Linux Run Excellent
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A bit early to judge
As someone and Michael himself have pointed out in R9 290 review, the current Catalyst driver for Hawaii clearly has issue with OpenGL.
Giving that SteamOS and Steam Machines won't be public available until next year, AMD has quite a few months to make thing right.
They would be silly to miss this big PC gaming booster.
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Originally posted by agd5f View PostIsn't that a little harsh? It way not be as fast as under windows, but it was still the fastest or tied for fastest GPU in most of the tests in your review.
Unigine Valley
290 = 57.87 fps
GTX 770 = 66.6 fps
GTX 780Ti = 89.26 fps
Xonotic
290 = 135.95 fps
GTX 770 = 177.16 fps
GTX 780Ti = 207.39 fps
Now considering the GTX 770 retails for $70 less then the 290, consumes a lot less power and runs quieter and cooler that is just a plain old pimp slap beatdown.
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I'm so getting one of these GPU's for my steambox
Compared with Valve's design for the steambox case, I feel it's going to be a really nice experience.
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Originally posted by agd5f View PostIsn't that a little harsh? It way not be as fast as under windows, but it was still the fastest or tied for fastest GPU in most of the tests in your review.
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Originally posted by phoronix View PostWhile I had high hopes for this AMD "Hawaii" GPU at $399, the Linux performance with the current Catalyst Linux driver is utter garbage.
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NVIDIA GeForce 700 Series On Linux Run Excellent
Phoronix: NVIDIA GeForce 700 Series On Linux Run Excellent
For the past week now I have been running Linux benchmarks on a lot of new NVIDIA GPUs, including the GeForce GTX 760, GTX 770, GTX 780 Ti, and GTX TITAN. These graphics cards with their Linux reviews coming out soon have been running top-notch with the binary Linux driver and running a heck of a lot faster than the slow-performing Radeon R9 290 with the current Catalyst Linux driver...
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