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“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 (NVIDIA 2005, NVIDIA 2006). 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.“This year NVIDIA had introduced a few beta Linux display
drivers, while in this article we are only focusing upon the stable
drivers…”
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