Ars Technica

Windows 10 on ARM limits (briefly) confirmed: No virtualization, no OpenGL

Hardware fuckery is a common practice of Microsoft. You will recall they spent a full year lying about how it was impossible for Windows 7 to support the Xbox One controller. To this day they refuse ...
ExtremeTech

Making sense of Valve's Steam Box: Windows vs. Linux, OpenGL vs. DirectX, and the impact of support from AMD & Nvidia

If Monday's announcement of SteamOS was greeted with a great deal of interest and speculation, Wednesday's announcement that Valve was getting into living room PCs with broad compatibility and a full ...
Android Authority

OpenGL ES versus Vulkan, who is the performance king?

At the moment, there is no easy way to test Vulkan versus OpenGL ES 3.1 on Android. My go to 3D engine Unreal Engine does not support the Android-24 API, so while Vulkan is technically supported, I ...
GameSpot

Left 4 Dead 2 faster on Linux than Windows, says Valve

GameSpot may get a commission from retail offers. Valve's Source Engine, which powers games such as Left 4 Dead 2 and Portal 2, runs up to 20 percent faster under Linux and OpenGL than under Windows ...
Ars Technica

Windows 10 on ARM limits (briefly) confirmed: No virtualization, no OpenGL

As spotted by Paul Thurrott, Microsoft briefly published a document that enumerated the major differences between Windows 10 for ARM processors and Windows 10 for x86 chips. Though the document has ...