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Not really. Ability to learn from the open source code was certainly a side affect but in reality it's mainly these two reasons:
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Your subjective life experience is a non-argument. Also it has nothing to do with the performance optimizations and it's sort of incorrect even:
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I'd rather have them invest more in core driver stack than a gimmicky UI nonsense. Simple CLI tool or config file for configuring high level GPU features...
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Not necessarily. Performance optimized code is very often hard to read, sometimes borderline unreadable. Developers may have chosen to honor clarity instead...
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It's not a cult or slamming. If I understand correctly you live in USA, so this may effect you less because of your market and luxury of big physical...
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It's time to make power scaling benchmarks a norm. Maximum sustained power of current mainstream desktop CPUs is insane. I don't know how about you, but...
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PC market is driven by windows ecosystem. If Windows on ARM fails, you won't get any decent high performance ARM based desktops or notebooks, because...
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Calling x86 a RISC just because it has RISC-like microarchitecture elements is a bit of a stretch. One of the RISC ISA benefits is a simpler decoder and...Last edited by drakonas777; 13 March 2024, 03:53 AM.
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For the absolute majority use cases dropping pre-AMD64 stuff is fine, at least in HPC SKUs. Embedded SoCs may preserve legacy modes for longer.
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Providing the fact Windows hosts Linux VMs as some sort of validation for Windows being good in servers is the same as providing the fact you can use...Last edited by drakonas777; 08 March 2024, 03:16 AM.
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drakonas777 replied to Steam's February Survey: AMD CPUs & GPUs Continue To Dominate For Linux Gamersin Linux GamingJust ignore avis. The proposed idea that Linux is not an OS says everything you have to know about this forum member and his intentions behind his posts...Last edited by drakonas777; 05 March 2024, 02:30 PM.
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drakonas777 replied to Steam's February Survey: AMD CPUs & GPUs Continue To Dominate For Linux Gamersin Linux GamingYou act like you have. You regularly attack Linux with generalized, idiotic and nonsensical statements like it's a "crap OS". We can't know...
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