Posted on Tuesday, December 25 2007 @ 7:04 CET by Thomas De Maesschalck
In 2005 we started our annual AYiR (A Year in Review) articles
for looking at the progress of the proprietary ATI and NVIDIA Linux
display drivers over time. Now in our third year of doing this, it's
time to see how NVIDIA's binary driver has panned out over the past
year. NVIDIA had introduced GeForce 8 support this year as well as a few
other features, but nothing major like in past years, and how has the
OpenGL performance changed? With benchmarks in hand, we have the scoop
for you today.
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at Phoronix.
