Nouveau Re-Clocked With DRM-Next Linux 4.12 + Mesa 17.2-dev vs. NVIDIA 381 Driver
Written by Michael Larabel in Display Drivers on 27 April 2017. Page 3 of 3. 3 Comments

The GTX 780 Ti does very well with Team Fortress 2.

The Xonotic results also show the GTX 780 Ti on Nouveau can work out well for open-source Linux gaming, just not as well as the proprietary driver.

The Nouveau developers have come a long way considering they don't receive much in the way of official support from NVIDIA Corp.

Well, for those curious about the re-clocked Nouveau performance in 2017, these are the latest numbers as of DRM-Next for Linux 4.12 and using Mesa 17.2-dev NVC0 Gallium3D.

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