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Tested that driver earlier today but unfortunately is was painfully slow compared to the 171.06 beta driver (at least on my 8800gts 640mb), and not only in 3d. 2D/GTK performance dropped to around 50-60% of what the previous version was able to do (according to gtkperf). The performance drop is bad enough to notice even without benchmarks and gaming sessions...
Yes, I am using an LCD monitor and it's connected with a DVI cable. It's a BenQ fp202w to be exact.
I put my resolutions, and the EDID/DPI options into the xorg.conf, but no dice. The latest nvidia drivers seemed to have no effect. I'm messing around with modelines right now. I'll report my progress later.
A quick google search returned this: Using Xorg with BenQ FP202W
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Tested that driver earlier today but unfortunately is was painfully slow compared to the 171.06 beta driver (at least on my 8800gts 640mb), and not only in 3d. 2D/GTK performance dropped to around 50-60% of what the previous version was able to do (according to gtkperf). The performance drop is bad enough to notice even without benchmarks and gaming sessions...
The same happens here.
I had been using 171.06 flawlessly with Gnome 2.22 and Compiz-Fusion-git 0.7.5 (in amd64 architecture).
With 173.08 I can literally see every 3D desktop frame redrawn, and have CPU usage spikes at 70%-80%.
Hardware is nForce4-SLI, K8 Toledo @ 2.2GHz and 7600GT PCI-e.
I rolled-back to 171.06.
Unfortunately the 173.08 for me is completely unusuable.
Something changed drastically in this driver.
I hope it gets fixed soon.
Last edited by wantilles (2008-04-12 06:01:26)
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Here's the nvnews thread moaning about slowness in compiz.
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