I should create one similar for DOUBLE FANBOI, it suits you...Quote:
Originally Posted by smitty3268
Now, where do you disagree?
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I should create one similar for DOUBLE FANBOI, it suits you...Quote:
Originally Posted by smitty3268
Now, where do you disagree?
the point is:Quote:
Originally Posted by TemplarGR
mazumoto:"@TemplarGr: you didn't even look at the patch, did you ? It says:
v3 fix random issue on r6xx/r7xx"
now you get HiZ for your hd3000 card for free and you still blame the opensource driver ?
i already installed the 3,5 kernel and tested it and its "faster" what do you want more?
I am sorry if you are lacking the ability to understand that my hardware is 2 years older, and since it is only supported from the radeon driver from now on, it SHOULD be a priority, at least for AMD employees working on it... It is ok if for you this is ok, but for me, this kind of "attention" from AMD warrants an NVIDIA purchace next time...Quote:
Originally Posted by smitty3268
"For free"? Seriously? And i thought i had payed for the hardware... And it didn't have a sticker "It only works for Windows" on the box...Quote:
Originally Posted by Qaridarium
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Originally Posted by TemplarGR
You're absolutely right. Do you know that my old ATI 7000 card doesn't support GL3 yet? I feel cheated. Why in the world are they working on evergreen hardware when they should be focusing on my r100 support?Quote:
When i see that Evergreen matures to OpenGL 3.0 first or gets Hyper-Z(a really important feature) first (not to mention other performance improvements etc) i feel cheated. It is like AMD showing us older generation users to buy newer cards.
*****RAGE*****
Not to mention the fact that you are blaming AMD for doing this work, when it was actually worked on by a Red Hat employee. So shouldn't you be pissed at Red Hat? Bad Red Hat, Bad! Stop working on drivers. Be more like Ubuntu and don't do any work on the underlying system!
And that's not even the dumbest part of your comments. I won't go on any further, because I'm sure you'll drag this out for days like any good troll.
Trust me, we are all looking forward to that day.Quote:
It is ok if for you this is ok, but for me, this kind of "attention" from AMD warrants an NVIDIA purchace next time...
But it didn't have a "Supports Linux 3.5" sticker either. Use it with whatever version of linux was around when you bought the card, and it works.Quote:
"For free"? Seriously? And i thought i had payed for the hardware... And it didn't have a sticker "It only works for Windows" on the box...
you buyed the hardware not the opensource radeon driver you also buyed the "catalyst" and you buyed 3-4 opensource devs from AMD.Quote:
Originally Posted by TemplarGR
but the point is the Radeon driver do have ~140 opensource devs
this means you payed maybe 1-2% of the radeon driver and you get 98% for free.
now what is more true you payed for the radeon driver 2% or you get it for free 98% ?
I'd like you to read two things hereQuote:
Originally Posted by TemplarGR
http://www.phoronix.com/scan.php?pag...0_hyperz&num=1
http://www.x.org/wiki/RadeonFeature
Do you happen to notice something? Oh what's that say? that pre-evergreen hardware has had Hyper-Z first, and that it's largely stabilized whereas Evergreen and above is still in heavy development? :shock: Could it be this man is either A. Trolling, or B. Hasn't the slightest clue what he's talking about because he clearly failed to do his research? :horror:
seriously though.. Quit trolling or at least do some research before you try doing so.
What about R500 Hi-Z instead? Any plan to enable it?
in my knowelege the HIZ engine in r500 do have bugs and need "application profiles" with dirty "hacks"Quote:
Originally Posted by darkbasic
because of this its disabled.
r300 also need hacks ? How to enable hiz for default (for all apps)?