What does "VESA: Madison" in the graphics driver information mean?

graphics drivers

It indicate "Experience:standard" on graphics driver. What does it mean, is there any other experience other than standard? or can it be upgraded?


  • Madison is simply AMD/ATI's code name for the Mobility Radeon HD 56xx/57xx series GPUs (laptop video cards):

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  • This description indicates that you have one of these GPUs in your laptop, and that Ubuntu is successfully using the proprietary fglrx driver; no changes are necessary.

  • "Standard" is the normal graphics experience, allowing the use of the Unity (3D) desktop; it's not possible to "upgrade" it.

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