Phoronix: Lucid Hydra Is Still Useless On Linux
For anyone wondering whether the Hydra and other products from LucidLogix yet work under Linux, they do not...
http://www.phoronix.com/vr.php?view=OTIxOQ
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Phoronix: Lucid Hydra Is Still Useless On Linux
For anyone wondering whether the Hydra and other products from LucidLogix yet work under Linux, they do not...
http://www.phoronix.com/vr.php?view=OTIxOQ
From the reviews I've read, it's not that useful on windows either, and far too unstable to be used daily.Quote:
Originally Posted by phoronix
What?? A hardware vendor not supporting linux?? That's outrageous!!!
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I remember seeing a few reviews when Hydra came out and it had terrible performance. Oh, and it cost a lot too.
Speaking of hardware that no one talks about, Intel HyperMemory still isn't supported in Linux either, that I know of.
Don't you mean AMD (former ATI) HyperMemory?Quote:
Originally Posted by Wyatt
No, I mean Intel TurboMemory. Mixed up my pointless superlative jargon. :rolleyes:Quote:
Originally Posted by devius
ATI/AMD hypermemory is just a marketing term for GART memory and it has been supported in the open source drivers since they were written.Quote:
Originally Posted by devius