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Nvidia can do that with very little effort because they have their proprietary one-driver-codebase-to-rule-them-all that's shared between Windows, Linux,...

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Yes, with software that isn't a novelty from Nvidia and a market share of over 90%. It's just plain entitled to expect the same level of support on Linux...

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It's a pretty damn big feature where the spec was only finalized in late Novemeber. Besides, the only games that actually use it on Linux are Quake II...

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The chip in question is only currently available in the 16" Macbook Pro (i.e a device with very limited Linux support) and a display-less server...

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Most games unfortunately don't have built-in benchmarks and more video-focused ones tend to just go in and record gameplay with performance analysis either...