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by dogma1138
3516 days ago
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No they aren't, PRIME and BB only now support synchronisation which is how it also works on Windows. It's more expensive on Linux because the DRM on Linux is broken, there is no longer "Optimus" since NVIDIA no longer uses a dedicated chip, you share a frame buffer with the IGP. PRIME also supports the older Optimus chip laptops, but again this doesn't work that well, but then again these don't work well with Windows 10 either due to the changes to WDDM. |
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