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It's not a question. It's a suggest. If we want to use a dedicated app 3D graphic to benchmark with Vulkan renderer, we can use the Windows version of Unigine Superposition. With Wine, it will run with Vulkan/DXVK. Personally, I prefer use it than other solution to benchmark with Vulkan, until there is a native Vulkan benchmark dedicated app with beautiful graphism for Linux.
Last edited by Vinouch on 20 September 2020 at 10:24 am UTC
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is this a GPU Benchmark ?
and witch one to download ?
thanks
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biased? link to the source?
or just checking by the scores? might be just driver things that it is using.. you cant really claim its biased towards if theres no actual proof.
I don't have proof it's based on my own experience just my opinion, besides why Phoronix doesn't include basemark in their normal benchmarks? Also I think it's a well known fact that Nvidia kind of "cheats" on benchmarks.
source: just google "nvidia cheating on benchmarks"
Last edited by Koopacabras on 11 September 2020 at 6:26 pm UTC
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well i know nvidia is "cheating" on some benchmarks in the past, but i have not heard of thisone. so its just speculation. It doesn't autmatically mean its the case for Basemark. Benchmarks like these are synthetic anyway and doesn't translate to real gaming benchmarks anyway.
But to be fair AMD also cheated on some benchmarks in the past but with the opensource driver is more difficult to cheat.
Last edited by Koopacabras on 11 September 2020 at 6:44 pm UTC