Of course equivalent is expected, but not the same... in percentages, diff will always be *this % much*
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Originally posted by bridgman View Post
It's not the drivers AFAIK... the problem is that for a long time there was no standard way for a game to obtain VRAM information, so there are games which are coded as "if the driver is fglrx then call this special extension to get the VRAM size, if the driver is <whatever NVidia driver is named> then call a different extension".
Since the games don't get updated it doesn't matter if other drivers implement the same extension; it still won't get called (I believe the open drivers have had support for a few years). Anyways, I think you will find this is game-specific and probably old-game-specific.
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Originally posted by bridgman View PostYep, that's what I said earlier - the game probably checks for the drivers that existed at the time the game was released.
Isn't there anything that can be done for such games (apart from sending ninjas to steal the source to fix it)?
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Originally posted by starshipeleven View Postah, so checks for both properietary and for Radeon, amdgpu is different. Isn't there anything that can be done for such games (apart from sending ninjas to steal the source to fix it)?Test signature
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does it stop LightDM from starting for someone else? i tried to install in on R7 260x / ubuntu mate 16.04 and the install got trough but when i restart i get a black screen with the llightdm line saying it couldn't start.
it acually appears that since this version any radeonsi configuration files under etc cause a conflict.
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