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Originally posted by Gps4l View PostHe asked if anybody else noticed a difference by manual installing the closed source drivers.
He did not use the word nvidia in that sentence.
Feel free to ignore my reply, if you're only interested in nvidia though.
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Originally posted by peppercats View PostEr, how is that related to the discussion?
He did not use the word nvidia in that sentence.
Feel free to ignore my reply, if you're only interested in nvidia though.
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Sounds like a packaging bug. This should be reported to Ubuntu's bug tracker.
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Originally posted by Gps4l View PostI use an amd card and all I can say no.
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Originally posted by computerquip View PostI'd like to see some benchmarks via the Phoronix Test Suite rather than just off hand statistics. I'm calling bologna.
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I'd like to see some benchmarks via the Phoronix Test Suite rather than just off hand statistics. I'm calling bologna.
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Originally posted by peppercats View PostI got an interesting tip from a friend to manually install my nvidia driver instead of using the ones that come with my distribution.(In fact, I actually used the xorg-edgers driver for this test just to get equivalent versions)
After a few runs of the unigine valley benchmark on "Extreme HD" settings, I averaged 20.6 FPS.
I manually installed the 319.32 drivers from the Nvidia download, and then ran the benchmark again. I got a 26.8 FPS average, a ~30% increase.
I thought this was an interesting(probably well known, but unknown to me) tidbit. Has anyone else seen similar performance increases by manually installing their drivers?
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probably worth mentioning I use a GTX-660.
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