AMD Radeon GPUs Run Great With Linux 3.11 Kernel, Mesa 9.3-devel
Written by Michael Larabel in Display Drivers on 13 August 2013. Page 2 of 8. 59 Comments

The raw OpenGL performance results are in line with expectations relative to the various AMD Radeon GPUs. If you're curious about the DPM vs. non-DPM OpenGL performance, there are the earlier Phoronix articles looking at those numbers with this article just looking at the DPM-enabled Radeon GPU performance results in the best-case configuration.


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