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  • #11
    Originally posted by brosis View Post
    http://openbenchmarking.org/result/1...OURC58&compare

    Xonotic 1920x1080, Ultimate:
    Model ----------- Open - Proprietary
    Radeon HD 5450 8.43 14.27
    Radeon HD 5770 69.92 88.03
    Radeon HD 5830 94.33 96.56
    Radeon HD 6450 16.50 19.54
    Radeon HD 6570 35.81 47.28
    Radeon HD 6770 69.59 89.56
    Radeon HD 6870 110.96 104.94
    Radeon HD 6950 119.75 122.32

    This is very nice.
    Sad, but nice (think Judd Nelson, Breakfast club)

    Compared to the Nvidia (Linux and Windows) and ATI (Windows) driver performance, these results are sad.

    Compared to prior Radeon open source implementations, they are nice.

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    • #12
      What happened to the GTX 460 results for TF2?

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      • #13
        Add some 720p (1k) and some arch to the tests please ot name it phorobuntu

        I have just buy a NVIDIA GTX 750 Ti
        I tested it at 720p (1k)
        in Ubuntu 14.04 default kernel, Half Live Lost Coast test 100 fps
        in Manjaro 3.14 kernel 150 fps

        It was not the same kernel, but I bet the Manjaro kernel settings are faster than Ubuntu ones. In a new Xubuntu it takes seconds to start Chrome and not at all in Manjaro.

        You asked if we would like to see other distros tested and Manjaro had a good share of the votes, and it is a good benchmark for Ubuntu if they are doing something not good enough compared with other distro.

        Last but not least, usually Linux boxes are not state of the art ones, so 720p (1k) game benchmarking that will give twice or more FPS than 1080p (2k) and would make some games playable or fun to play and the video quality is very similar, would be very interesting to read. Soon enough test will be only 4k and it would be better if we can read 1k +2k + 4k test together to watch if the GPU scales well with that test and at what resolution it is playable that game with each card.

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        • #14
          Originally posted by deppman View Post
          Sad, but nice (think Judd Nelson, Breakfast club)

          Compared to the Nvidia (Linux and Windows) and ATI (Windows) driver performance, these results are sad.

          Compared to prior Radeon open source implementations, they are nice.
          No. No sadness here.

          OpenBenchmarking.org, Phoronix Test Suite, Linux benchmarking, automated benchmarking, benchmarking results, benchmarking repository, open source benchmarking, benchmarking test profiles


          Nvidia binary is of equal performance M$/LINUX, then
          Xonotic 1920x1080, Ultimate,
          GTX 760 proprietary - 140 fps, 185? minimal price in Europe.
          Radeon HD 6870 (opensource radeon) - 110.96, 124? minimal price in Europe.
          Radeon HD 6870 (catalyst) - 104.94

          Sad is only one thing: Michael does not test the same cards over same tests. Although I understand that some cards might not work with opensource well, he should still test them or set 0 score as N/A.
          But because he issues mostly different tests to compare linux:catalyst/radeon//nvidia/nouveau and omits M$:catalyst/nvidia, the tests are not very good to compare.
          He does huge work, but this is sad.

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