Running The NVIDIA GeForce GTX 680 On An Open-Source Driver

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Originally Posted by agd5f

SI (radeon hd 7xxx) is a completely new architecture so very little of code from older asics can be re-used (SI is no longer VLIW like previous asics). Kepler is just an evolutionary update to fermi so there are a lot fewer changes to deal with in the driver. Note that Trinity is an updated version of an existing architecture. Trinity hardware has not yet been released, but there is already full support for it in the open source driver.

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Originally Posted by darkbasic

@Michael
PLEASE TEST TRINITY WITH POWER PROFILE HIGH

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I'd be happy if the article included the clock speed.

In a previous article, you said "The reference core clock on the GTX 680 is 1006MHz"
In this article, you listed 705/3004 for the Nvidia driver
http://openbenchmarking.org/embed.ph...ha=4031422&p=2

At what frequency was nouveau running the card? Is "705" the core clock? Why was it only running at 705 for the Nvidia blob and not "1006"?

Basically, I need to have some way of reconciling the difference in results beyond "they're clocked differently"

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Originally Posted by russofris

Why was it only running at 705 for the Nvidia blob and not "1006"?

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I thought I read somewhere (...was it here?) that there's a bug in the nvidia driver and the clock speed is reported incorrectly.

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