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SPEC Releases SPECviewperf 15.0.1 For Linux
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SPEC đã phát hành SPECViewPerf 15.0.1 cho Linux, bản cập nhật lớn so với SPECViewPerf 2020 trước đó, hỗ trợ cả hai nền tảng x86_64 và AArch64. Khác với phiên bản Windows đã thêm hỗ trợ DirectX 12 và Vulkan, bản Linux vẫn giới hạn ở OpenGL 4.5. Thông tin chi tiết có sẵn trên SPEC.org. Bản cập nhật này chuẩn bị cho các benchmark sắp tới về GPU và driver cho workstation.
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