http://www.komplett.ie/k/ki.aspx?sku=404841&view=detailed#ProductTabs
Am thinking of his for my graphics\rendering box. How would this work in with F11+ with re. driver support.
Frank
Frank Murphy wrote:
http://www.komplett.ie/k/ki.aspx?sku=404841&view=detailed#ProductTabs
Am thinking of his for my graphics\rendering box. How would this work in with F11+ with re. driver support.
Only unaccelerated 2D. It's a Radeon HD, those are not supported by the DRI hardware acceleration framework yet.
http://dri.freedesktop.org/wiki/ATIRadeon
Kevin Kofler
Hi,
http://www.komplett.ie/k/ki.aspx?sku=404841&view=detailed#ProductTabs
Am thinking of his for my graphics\rendering box. How would this work in with F11+ with re. driver support.
There is not a clear answer to it: Maybe. I am running a hd4850 here and it is possible to get it running with accelerated 2d (EXA) with latest trunks and lots of fiddling. 3D ist currently an absolute no go and I won't expect to get it in shape for F11 (maybe during live time). The documentation is released and there are good changes that they might be supported as well as the R500. However, you should defenitly expect that it might take some months or years. Nobody currently is giving any trustful roadmap for having full DRI support on these cards... there is only hope ;)
Best regards, Florian
2009/2/24 Frank Murphy frankly3d@fedoraproject.org:
http://www.komplett.ie/k/ki.aspx?sku=404841&view=detailed#ProductTabs
Am thinking of his for my graphics\rendering box. How would this work in with F11+ with re. driver support.
I use a HD4870 1GB with fglrx drivers packaged by rpmfusion. I don't use compiz or desktop effects, but I did turn on desktop effect a few times (to just check or show off to windowze friends). It worked fine enough. I also play some first person shooter games like Enemy Territory, Nexuiz or OpenArena with no problems. However I have been unable to run the game I bought this card for, Enemy Territory: Quake Wars.
The proprietary drivers can at times be very buggy but if you get it to work, the cards are worth it. I say that as almost nothing can beat them in performance on my windows install (I dual boot F10 x86_64 & XP x64). I am hoping the fglrx drivers will catch up to their windows counter parts in the coming months. I say this because I got a HD4850 to work almost flawlessly on Ubuntu Hardy Heron at work. Good luck.