Or add the test params after/under the resolution on the top.
AMD 2010 Catalyst Driver Year In Review
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Originally posted by deanjo View Post
Instead anyone who really cares about those details outside of a PTS environment can click the title of the graph and get to the test profile page on OpenBenchmarking.org and view the test profile information or the raw profile itself.Michael Larabel
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Originally posted by Michael View PostInstead anyone who really cares about those details outside of a PTS environment can click the title of the graph and get to the test profile page on OpenBenchmarking.org and view the test profile information or the raw profile itself.
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Originally posted by deanjo View PostWell that makes it a bit difficult for those who would like to use the results in PDF's and presentations.Michael Larabel
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Originally posted by Michael View PostThey can easily append the information as a footnote themselves. The test profiles are standardized so it's not like there is some unknown factor or uncertainty to that if comparing the same versions as long as the person knows the test profile/version in use.
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Originally posted by deanjo View PostI don't know about that, just look at the article and the questions it has raised here about tessellation levels for example.
Perhaps that could be built directly into the test profile, so that it could determine a specified information line to add to all graphs based on that test?
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Originally posted by smitty3268 View PostPerhaps that could be built directly into the test profile, so that it could determine a specified information line to add to all graphs based on that test?Michael Larabel
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Why is phoronix still peddling this drivel that the new catalyst 2d acceleration is "derived from windows 2d code paths" or derived from direct2d. I recall bridgeman himself saying that the new architecture (ATI 2D Acceleration Architecture) has nothign to do with windows in the slightest.
The switch for enabling it was simply a re-used direct2d development switch, the architecture itself has nothing to do with it.
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Originally posted by bwat47 View PostWhy is phoronix still peddling this drivel that the new catalyst 2d acceleration is "derived from windows 2d code paths" or derived from direct2d. I recall bridgeman himself saying that the new architecture (ATI 2D Acceleration Architecture) has nothign to do with windows in the slightest.
The switch for enabling it was simply a re-used direct2d development switch, the architecture itself has nothing to do with it.
It is the same internal driver code that is used in Windows, though, at least a good portion of it. It's just not Direct2D, but rather an internal driver API.
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