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Comparing the fastest and slowest of the current generation with the nearest competitors from the other company, using the geometric mean in the last...

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I think it is the only Wayland compositor which can receive and start working on a buffer when that is created rather than waiting until it is complete,...

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If a GPU was intended to have good graphics performance but bad mining performance by design rather than by driver limitations the way to do it would...

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That isn't a game but a piece of hardware. There seems to be quite a bit of work done on steering wheels for this release....

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It'd be useful to include the power supply and cooling in the hardware specs when benchmarking this sort of thing.

It'd also be interesting...

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There is a video of the settings on the Steam Deck showing the video card is AMD VANGOGH.

https://youtu.be/jb6OWxORfY0?t=565

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It could be that survey isn't counting them properly. There have been reports of people on Windows getting the Steam survey and seeing RDNA2 cards identified...

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On the subject of BIOS and fun company names from late last century: one of the BIOS suppliers was Microid Research, with a product named Mr BIOS.

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It'd be interesting how these compared with a slower CPU. There are Windows benchmarks showing that a fast CPU is more important to Nvidia than AMD and...

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I think this feature requires hardware support which was only added recently so for AMD will only be available for RDNA2 or later....

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I'm not sure you'll get a good answer here given the focus on Linux and that headset only working on Windows. There is an ALVR port in progress but it...

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Not on Linux. Yes, it exists in the drivers but nothing uses it.

The NGX library is proprietary and covered by NDA, which means it can't...

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Typo: The link to the merge request is missing a quote mark so the URL contains text which should have been displayed.

Edit: Fixed now. ...

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The remaining blocker is a regression in handling 64 bit types on hardware which doesn't support that.

https://gitlab.freedesktop.org/me...

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I think the name indicates those are considered "professional" rather than "consumer"....