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Testing Out AMD's DRI2 Driver Stack |
| Sat, June 06 2009 | 4:03PM | PermaLink |
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"For as long as I can recall, ATI/AMD video cards have
typically had decent support in Linux. It's not hard to pick out points
in time where drivers were slow to come (R300 sticks out in my mind),
but that was not due to the lack of effort by the open-source community
as it was the difficulty reverse engineering a chip with no
documentation. Intel seems to be the one getting most of the press these
days regarding their open-source graphics support, but AMD is putting
forth its own notable effort as well. They have multiple full time
employees working on open-source support and have released
specifications and programming documentation for their entire range of
chips. The past few months have seen a flurry of activity in graphics
related development, and a fair amount of this is centered around AMD
hardware."
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Overclocking the GIGABYTE GA-X58A-UD9 + Core i7-980X with LN2 |
| Thu, August 05 2010 | 4:02PM | PermaLink |
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"2010 is shaping up to be a fun year for me. Some of the hardware that is available is staggering. Rich in features, easy to use and quality components; which brings us to the motherboard that we will be looking at today, GIGABYTEs new top of the line GA-X58A-UD9.
I almost feel sorry for the CPU knowing how I am going to torture it with this weapon, and torture it I will. As you know, I’m not one for air testing so I will leave most of that to others. What I want to know is how it rocks when we crank the volts over 1.9vcore and freeze it to below -150degrees celcius."
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