They're getting better, but per the last Gamers Nexus video I watched, they are still falling behind nVidia/AMD's, performance-wise. They're good price wise.
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They're getting better, but per the last Gamers Nexus video I watched, they are still falling behind nVidia/AMD's, performance-wise. They're good price wise.
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Point taken, but, nobody can tell the future (if they could, they'd be in Vegas doing two shows a night).
You make your "best guess" purchasing decisions at a single point in time.
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Maybe, you never know. That would be even harder for them to do though, since that is a utility app for working with files, and files are shared between devices.
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It’s too bad that there’s still a proprietary binary layer that this driver will talk to. (I’m assuming right/wrong that it’s not open source, since it’s binary.)
I must’ve missed that from in the post. Do you have more information on that?
The article mentions the following ...
the NOVA driver is intentionally limited to the RTX 20 "Turing" GPUs and newer where there is the NVIDIA GPU System Processor (GSP) with the firmware support to leverage for an easier driver-writing experience.
Also in the same article, there's a link to another article that mentions it a little bit more ...
"... serving as a hard- and firmware abstraction layer for GSP-based NVIDIA GPUs."
I've also read something about it from other places, other articles as well ...
The GSP is binary-only firmware loaded at run-time. The open-source kernel driver explicitly depends upon the GSP-supported graphics processors.
Basically, some/allot of the Nvidia "magic" is in their hardware/firmware, and that they are not open source.
Feel free to double check me on this though, that's just my interpretation based on quickly reading some articles over the last six months or so.
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So why not shift the school starting time instead?
People use schools as daycare, as well as schedule their own events around it. In other words, you'd have to shift all schedules, not just the school start ones.
Not that I'm necessarily disagreeing with you. I always thought school should start later in the morning, so students are actually somewhat awake when they are there.
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The cost of moving everything over to AMD is high so it just takes time to get rid of old hardware as a best case scenario.
Totally understand. I hang on to my current GPU for as long as I can before switching to a new one (fiveish years), especially these days.
Having said that, if your goal is to move to Linux for gaming, best to go with a whole AMD setup if possible. Also a distro that updates often but is not bleeding edge. (For me, Fedora/KDE.)
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Homie I live in Farmersville, USA and there isn’t a fuckbilly from here to Hicktown, USA that is guna bitch about the time it says on the clock vs what they have to do in the time they have with the sun up.
I'll take you at your word as being right, since you have "boots on the ground".
For what its worth, I've watched plenty of interviews on news shows about it over many years, and it allways gets said that farmers want DST. But apparently that's not true.
As far as schools, I stand by my point. Maybe it’ll make the idiots dumb enough to invest in a crotch fruit or two totake a look at the learning efficiency of kids and teens after the 5 hr mark. It’s dumb as fuck having kids go to school 35 hrs a week or whatever it may be.
What the hell does that have to do with parents not wanting their children waiting for the morning bus in the dark? Edit: Not that I'm necessarily disagreeing with you, just saying that's not the point I'm making.
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The real conversation is why the fucking fuck are we still doing the time change shit??? Push your local representative to get their head out of their ass and vote to stop day light savings bullshit. I thought it was passed already and waiting to be instilled but apparently I was wrong and the fucking bill is still stuck in congress.
Parents don't like their young children going to school in the dark, basically.
~~Also, farmers.~~ Edit: Apparently, not farmers.
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Somewhere, somebody’s having a meltdown because Rust is spreading more and more in the kernel.
Probably more than just one somebody, based on the drama in these last few week's. 😜
Good to see that NVIDIA is writing opensource drivers (or starting to). I guess it’s too much to ask to support old graphics cards, with NVIDIA mostly caring about money and a linux driver being an incentive to choose NVIDIA over AMD for some.
It's too bad that there's still a proprietary binary layer that this driver will talk to. (I'm assuming right/wrong that it's not open source, since it's binary.)
Best to support AMD if you game on Linux. Really wish Intel would step up their GPU game.
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If you don't mind me asking, why are you're looking for an alternative?
Is it a federation issue, or you don't like how it's being modded, or something else entirely different? Honestly curious.
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