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Back in March we had looked at the Radeon HD 3200 graphics
found on AMD 780G motherboards. With the Catalyst Linux driver the
Radeon HD 3200 had performed about the same speed as the discrete Radeon
HD 2400PRO graphics card, which we were quite pleased with considering
its integrated and low-power design. The Radeon HD 3200 also offers
support for DisplayPort and HDMI, but it's up to the motherboard vendor
which output connections they wish to utilize. The Radeon HD 3200 / 780G
certainly impressed us, but today we are looking at NVIDIA's latest IGP
offering for AMD's Phenom platform. While not all of these features are
available to Linux customers, the GeForce 8200 supports DirectX 10,
PureVideo HD, GeForce Boost, Hybrid SLI, and other leading edge
features. Though between the Radeon HD 3200 and GeForce 8200, which IGP
offering reigns supreme under Linux? In this article we'll tell you our
thoughts.
Link: Phoronix
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