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--- ubuntu:gpu [2023/06/25 09:29] – peter
+++ ubuntu:gpu [2023/07/08 09:34] (current) – peter
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 [[Ubuntu:GPU:AMD vs Nvidia|AMD vs Nvidia]]
-[[Ubuntu:GPU:Benchmark your GPU|Benchmark your GPU]]
+[[Ubuntu:GPU:Benchmark the GPU|Benchmark the GPU]]
+[[Ubuntu:GPU:Check capabilities of the GPU|Check capabilities of the GPU]]
 [[Ubuntu:GPU:Check kernel DRM messages|Check kernel DRM messages]]
-[[Ubuntu:GPU:Check the list of attached graphic drivers|Check the list of attached graphic drivers]]
-[[Ubuntu:GPU:Check what GPU Model and Driver is currently being used|Check what GPU Model and Driver is currently being used]]
 [[Ubuntu:GPU:Drivers|Drivers]]
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 [[Ubuntu:GPU:Get the GPU Memory Type|Get the GPU Memory Type]]
+[[Ubuntu:GPU:Get what GPU Model is currently being used|Get what GPU Model is currently being used]]
+[[Ubuntu:GPU:GPU pass-through|GPU pass-through]]
 [[Ubuntu:GPU:GPU Power Cable Guide|GPU Power Cable Guide]]
+[[Ubuntu:GPU:Intel GPU|Intel GPU]]
 [[Ubuntu:GPU:List installed GPU Packages|List installed GPU Packages]]
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 There are several popular graphics APIs such as OpenGL, OpenGL ES, Metal, Direct3D, and Vulkan.
-  * However, most of the graphics stack on Linux makes heavy use of OpenGL because it is free and cross-platform.
+  * However, most of the graphic stacks on Linux makes heavy use of OpenGL because it is free and cross-platform.