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    Phoronix: Intel 2017Q3 Graphics Stack Recipe Released

    Intel's Open-Source Technology Center has put out their quarterly Linux graphics driver stack upgrade in what they are calling the latest recipe...

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    xf86-video-intel 2.99.917 DDX driver rather than issuing a new driver release or simply xf86-video-modesetting
    On my Broadwell system, modesetting still underperforms xf86-video-intel. But more importantly, it lacks some key features. For example, this unsupported feature prevents many SDL based games from working.

    Make sure you're not using the modesetting driver, that one doesn't support gamma control yet.

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      Modesetting is a garbage for gaming laptops. What if my Gpu or dGpu power is not enough for one game and i must use a resolution lower than 1080p, like 720p for example? The 720p resolution is not there OMG!!!

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      • #4
        Originally posted by artivision View Post
        Modesetting is a garbage for gaming laptops. What if my Gpu or dGpu power is not enough for one game and i must use a resolution lower than 1080p, like 720p for example? The 720p resolution is not there OMG!!!
        Gaming with an Intel GPU? Hehe. I feel for you ... but at the same time I laugh at you. The only games that run smoothly on my Skylake are Warcraft III and Tuxracer. Anything else ... yeah ... better get a laptop that has a real GPU.

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        • #5
          Originally posted by dkasak View Post

          Gaming with an Intel GPU? Hehe. I feel for you ... but at the same time I laugh at you. The only games that run smoothly on my Skylake are Warcraft III and Tuxracer. Anything else ... yeah ... better get a laptop that has a real GPU.
          I wrote dGpu (8850m) with Prime, still all resolutions (native or custom) come from the iGpu.

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