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Voltage Tweaking Comes To R600+ GPUs On Linux

Thursday, 27 May 2010 07:50 Phoronix

Earlier this month we reported on vastly improved ATI power management support within the open-source Radeon graphics driver stack for Linux...

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VIA's Linux Strategy Takes A Turn With Hidden Driver

Tuesday, 25 May 2010 00:00 Phoronix

VIA has inconspicuously handed over some of its code to the OpenChrome developers in order to create...

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What Were Novell's Original Goals With RadeonHD?

Thursday, 06 May 2010 02:47 Phoronix
Earlier this week we reported that Novell was finally dropped the RadeonHD driver from openSUSE as they switch to using the xf86-video-ati driver with kernel mode-setting (KMS) support over using their in-house R500/600/700 driver they had developed as part of AMD's initial open-source strategy for...
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What Do You Want From NVIDIA's Next Driver?

Tuesday, 27 April 2010 00:21 Phoronix
With NVIDIA having released a stable 195.xx Linux driver and are working on a second stable update that's due out in the coming days, the bulk of the driver development work is now focused on their next major driver series. This next major driver release from NVIDIA is the 256.xx series, but what a...
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NVIDIA 195.36.24 Linux Driver Released

Monday, 26 April 2010 08:23 Phoronix
While NVIDIA's official 195.36.18 driver has been around for about one month, the Santa Clara engineers are getting ready to pump out a new official update. In fact, before the week ended, NVIDIA put out the 195.36.24 pre-release, which may be marked as their official stable release this week...
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