Not a long one, but still really nice to see. Intel were at GDC showing off Vulkan running on their hardware.
Dota 2, as he says, is running on their open source driver on Source 2, impressive.
It's really great to see it across many different devices. It shows how well it can scale, and I love every little bit I see about Vulkan. Article taken from GamingOnLinux.com.
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Dota 2, as he says, is running on their open source driver on Source 2, impressive.
It's really great to see it across many different devices. It shows how well it can scale, and I love every little bit I see about Vulkan. Article taken from GamingOnLinux.com.
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prueba_hola Mar 25, 2016
today, the public intel driver don't support vulkan true ?
i'm using ppa oibaf and this don't have vulkan, i think
Last edited by prueba_hola on 25 March 2016 at 12:03 am UTC
i'm using ppa oibaf and this don't have vulkan, i think
Last edited by prueba_hola on 25 March 2016 at 12:03 am UTC
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GFXBench 5
Well, I want that.
Well, I want that.
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Ivy Bridge! Grumble grumbleVulkan on Ivy bridge is supported by FOSS Linux driver.
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