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Phoronix: Core i7 / Core i9 / Ryzen 7 / Threadripper OpenGL+Vulkan Linux Gaming Benchmarks

For those craving to see some fresh OpenGL and Vulkan Linux gaming benchmarks with the recent high-end Intel/AMD CPUs at Phoronix, this article is for you.

http://www.phoronix.com/vr.php?view=25112

[cb88]

You're still using the default CPU scheduler instead of performance aren't you...

[Michael]

You're still using the default CPU scheduler instead of performance aren't you...

As written in the article and also shown on the system table, the performance governor was used in all these tests.

[Wielkie G]

Michael - could you try setting the memory controller to NUMA mode (distributed) in BIOS? That could reduce the memory latency increasing performance in games.

[Michael]

Michael - could you try setting the memory controller to NUMA mode (distributed) in BIOS? That could reduce the memory latency increasing performance in games.

This Gigabyte board doesn't yet offer that on my TR system.

[chuckula]

Look you should have tested with an Nvidia GPU to show Threadripper in the best light!

It's a well-known fact that AMD regularly accepts bribes from Intel to gimp the performance of AMD GPUs on AMD systems.

[ThE_MarD]

Heyyo, wow those Vulkan results give me a sad face... Except for Mad Max. Feral Interactive did a damn fine job on

I'm really surprised how badly DOTA 2 Vulkan still performs...

[bug77]

Basically Vulkan is still not worth the effort

[schmidtbag]

It's a well-known fact that AMD regularly accepts bribes from Intel to gimp the performance of AMD GPUs on AMD systems.

I can't tell if you're trolling or really just that dumb.

[man-walking]

Looks like AMD chipsets PCIe performance lacks...