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There's a reason for that: You want to typically try and maximize thread uptime. Remember that there are literally hundreds if not thousands of threads...
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Wouldn't it be something is Linux were architected in a way where BIOS support (and support for other legacy features) could be done in a sandboxed way...
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The most famous one kept the old DX9 backend alive for the dozens of people still running XP. Another one had the (until recently) unemulated Motion+...
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Likely isn't a VRAM sensitive benchmark, in which case I'd expect NVIDIA to scale better with resolution.
I do find NVIDIAs OpenGL performance...
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It's worth noting the 68k derived architectures are still used as microcontrollers due to having quite good power/performance for the job they need to...
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To be fair, those names (along with stuff like COM1) are hardcoded and reserved for legacy purposes; stuff is going to break if you try and force feed...
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Support one of those at work for a production machine; it's sitting right next to the PDP-11 and the DEC computer, both still hanging...
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Basically, different groups pushed different standards that otherwise do mostly the same thing.
I note DP didn't really gain traction until...
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