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NVIDIA Is Still Killing AMD Over Linux OpenGL Performance
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Reverse Psychology?
Nvidia is the only graphics company actively adressing performance of it's cards underneath Linux.
AMD has good drivers, PS4/Sony is somehow getting a great driver for their FreeBSD kernel.
Somebody is lying. I've got an APU -- e450 -- and it just midway through last year got a decent driver where XBMC would play 1080p without stuttering.
It's a beta driver.
I had to hack out the watermark. Fantastic!
Quality work.
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Originally posted by legluondunet View PostHello Carlos,
I often consult your wine video tests on Youtube, you've done a nice job.
i didn't know exactly how many fps I gained for this games but:
--> injustice: now fullspeed, graphic options max level, without csmt patch
--> Starwars force unleashed: fullspeed, graphic options max level, without csmt patch
--> Tomb Raider: I didn't test yet
--> MORTAL KOMBAT Komplete Edition --> fullspeed, graphic options max level, without csmt patch
Another great improvement: I regularly play Playstation 2 games with PCSX2 emulator.
One of the PS2 game that needs a very powerfull graphic card is "Shadow of the Colossus".
AMD 7850: 16 fps
NVIDIA GTX 770: 40-60 fps
Metro Last Night linux:
AMD 7850: too slow even with minimum graphic options
NVIDIA GTX 770: fullspeed with graphic options at the top
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Originally posted by pandev92 View PostNice trolling.
Intel drivers suffer random tearing for me, with nvidia I can play metro , serious sam bfe 3, dota 2, half life, counter strike, left 4 dead 2 etc, very smooth, and I have Windows 8.1 too for playing battlefield 4.
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Originally posted by legluondunet View PostHello Carlos,
I often consult your wine video tests on Youtube, you've done a nice job.
i didn't know exactly how many fps I gained for this games but:
--> injustice: now fullspeed, graphic options max level, without csmt patch
--> Starwars force unleashed: fullspeed, graphic options max level, without csmt patch
--> Tomb Raider: I didn't test yet
--> MORTAL KOMBAT Komplete Edition --> fullspeed, graphic options max level, without csmt patch
Another great improvement: I regularly play Playstation 2 games with PCSX2 emulator.
One of the PS2 game that needs a very powerfull graphic card is "Shadow of the Colossus".
AMD 7850: 16 fps
NVIDIA GTX 770: 40-60 fps
Metro Last Night linux:
AMD 7850: too slow even with minimum graphic options
NVIDIA GTX 770: fullspeed with graphic options at the top
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Originally posted by Azultra View PostI prefer that AMD grants half of its resources to a still maturing FOSS driver than all of its resources to improve Catalyst so it can stand up to nVidia in benchmarks.
If I buy AMD it's not just because of the current (already satisfying) state of the open source drivers but to thank them for their initiative and support it through the end. Once they finish what they started, nVidia will have lost on both fronts and their reward is that AMD should become the best choice by far for Linux.
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Originally posted by smitty3268 View PostQuestion for anyone who knows. What's up with this "privative" word? Is that some kind of common slang in europe?
I've been seeing it used all over the place recently, from a bunch of different people. It can't be people just copy/pasting, i don't think.
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Originally posted by Bucic View PostWe're customers, not investors. I'll be willing to give AMD some credit only if they officially move majority of resources from Catalyst for Linux to the os driver. It's not like Linux popped up a year ago, you know.
So I take it you will not buy a fairphone until it actually is 100% fair, right?
Originally posted by pandev92 View PostIntel drivers suffer random tearing for me,
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Originally posted by verde View PostWho cares? I want results! I didn't bought my hardware to support politics. I bought it to play games...
Same can be said of gpus - oh, your hardware is old. So we're not supporting it anymore. Have fun! Or, a new API comes out - like opencl - oh hey, yeah, we're a competitor, we're not going to support it. Or maybe we are going to do software crippling of certain hardware parts to make larger margins with the same silicon. Such an easy way to raise profits, and if the drivers are blobs and undocumented, hey, not like you can do anything about it right?
Or your parts don't work with non-Android kernels. Because our driver is a big fat blob of who knows what running on your cpu. But hey, its convenient, so why care? Or more appropriately, its convenient until it isn't, at which point you are absolutely fucked.
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