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Originally posted by SilverMachine View PostI don't see what's interesting about comparing the propriety driver of one manufacturer and opensource of the other. It's comparing apples with pears. I find it more interesting how the propriety driver compares to the opensource driver of the same manufacturer.
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Originally posted by smitty3268 View PostThe best driver of one gpu vs the best driver of another gpu isn't interesting?
Not sure how that make it the best? Sometimes open GL is fast that is true, but only sometimes - it might be only your favorite driver,so self proclaimation... but that does not make it the bestLast edited by dungeon; 21 December 2016, 04:18 AM.
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Originally posted by SilverMachine View PostI don't see what's interesting about comparing the propriety driver of one manufacturer and opensource of the other. It's comparing apples with pears. I find it more interesting how the propriety driver compares to the opensource driver of the same manufacturer.
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i like radv, but now i can use amdgpu-pro vulkan and opencl with Mesa and hd 7970
Code:zypper in amdgpu-pro-dkms libdrm-amdgpu-pro vulkan-amdgpu-pro libopencl-amdgpu-pro-icd libopencl-amdgpu-pro-clinfo
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Originally posted by SilverMachine View PostI don't see what's interesting about comparing the propriety driver of one manufacturer and opensource of the other. It's comparing apples with pears. I find it more interesting how the propriety driver compares to the opensource driver of the same manufacturer.
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I don't see what's interesting about comparing the propriety driver of one manufacturer and opensource of the other. It's comparing apples with pears. I find it more interesting how the propriety driver compares to the opensource driver of the same manufacturer.
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He, he, Michael must be playing with server currently... sometimes openbenchmarking go down sometimes entire phoronix
Originally posted by GraysonPeddie View PostSo yeah, it would be great if you show us the settings.
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But it have startup autodetection enabled last time i saw it, so settings likely get changed at runtime
Also worth to mention is that Talos beta builds are slower then release builds, probably more debuging enabled... so if someone run that it is expected to be slowerLast edited by dungeon; 21 December 2016, 12:36 AM.
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I concur with other users with Talos Principle. I get 30-40 FPS average for 64-Bit OpenGL and this is not during the benchmark. The CPU preset is set to high and the rest is set to Ultra with 2x anti-aliasing and 3D Rendering MPIX set to 2.1 (1080P). When going through the elevator in any world areas, I get 60+ FPS and did hit 110+ FPS for about a second or two before the elevator stops at the top. I'm running nvidia-lqx ver. 375.26-1 in Linux Liquorix kernel 4.8.10-1, although I will upgrade soon to get the security fixes but then I have not fall victim to exploits from criminals.
So yeah, it would be great if you show us the settings.Last edited by GraysonPeddie; 20 December 2016, 08:25 PM.
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Why GTX 650 was failing with Vulkan? No Dota and Talos benchmarks.
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