AMD gets beaten by NVidia, any plans?

[energyman]

Quite a few people care about GPGPU, personally for me it's more a concern then gaming in linux.

anmd gpgpu works just fine with STREAM.

btw, nvidia fanboys:
intel just sued nvidia about nehalem chipsets. This will be funny to watch.

[RealNC]

anmd gpgpu works just fine with STREAM.

You're getting boring. Circles. Again and again. Read what other write for a change.

[energyman]

and i replied to deanjo. So shut up.

[RealNC]

You're trolling, not just replying.

[energyman]

says the person who started this thread with a troll post and has since then done nothing else.

Cattle, pot, black...

[RealNC]

I guess all the tearing and flickering in videos playing on ATI hardware has screwed with your mind pretty heavily.

[energyman]

except that I don't have any tearing and flickering. How comes? Oh wait! I don't use that broken POS compiz ....

[storma]

compiz + mplayer/x11, no flickering or tearing here.
Debian Lenny default apps.

[RealNC]

I use KDE 4. And in case you all wonder, this is A CONFIRMED problem with modern hardware. "Works for me" ain't a damn cent worth for those where it DOESN'T work.

"Works for you?" Great, I'm so happy for you. Doesn't help me though, now does it?

[storma]

Yes, it is worth a cent. It lets people know that it can work.
So it doesn't work with KDE 4 you say? Last time I checked, this was a Linux forum and we shouldn't suffer from lock-in.