TheLexMachine
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Last Activity: 10-23-2020, 09:45 PM
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You are thinking of 3Dfx Interactive, the once prominent GPU vendor that was around at the beginning of 3D acceleration. Nvidia bought them up after they... -
I believe that Nvidia has their own dev team and Intel has a small one, while AMD mostly relies on third-party devs to do their work. Because Intel GPU...Leave a comment:
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It was. Several years ago, Nvidia abruptly and quietly terminated all VDPAU development, in order to force CUVID/NVDECODE (CUDA) on Linux users and developers,...Leave a comment:
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Nvidia does contribute work on FFMPEG, as Intel and AMD do, for their respective GPU decoding tech and methods. Each company has their own priorities...Leave a comment:
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F2FS is not production-ready and is in a constant state of development and improvement, so it's not really used outside of phones/tablets at this tim...Leave a comment:
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The general business and consumer market is transitioning to 2.5 and upcoming hardware will support it. The Enterprise and enthusiast markets are transitioning...Leave a comment:
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TheLexMachine replied to DP-HDMI2.1 Protocol Converter Support Being Tackled For Intel Linux Graphicsin Intel LinuxThe older DP-HDMI conversion chips don't support VRR because it was not part of the HDMI standard at the time and in the case of Intel, VRR is not supported...Leave a comment:
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TheLexMachine replied to DP-HDMI2.1 Protocol Converter Support Being Tackled For Intel Linux Graphicsin Intel LinuxHDMI Ethernet never worked. Silicon Image, the company behind most of the HDMI 1.X stuff, had a chipset prepped, but it never made it to market. The software...Leave a comment:
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TheLexMachine replied to DP-HDMI2.1 Protocol Converter Support Being Tackled For Intel Linux Graphicsin Intel LinuxYup. It is part of the DP....Leave a comment:
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