mikshaw


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Posted: Aug. 13 2006,22:30 |
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You will probably also get a significant boost by installing a better driver for your specific video card, if it supports hardware acceleration. Nvidia, for example, has a proprietary driver which works very well for their cards, but the "nv" driver that is available in most distros does not enable hardware acceleration due to the manufacturer being a dick about not releasing its hardware secrets.
I have a geforce card, and most 3D games play terribly if i use a generic or nv driver.
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