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> It is actually the only way to play games like UT2004 that need ST3C
> (patented algorithm crap).
Well, I play UT2K4 here and it works. It ain't super-blazing (1,6GHz,
512MB RAM, 128MB-Graphics-RAM so can't be too good for such hungry
games) but playable without any problems.
>
> I used them a while ago, but they were quite crappy. Can you do
> heavy 3D with them without pulling your hair out?
What do you mean by "heavy 3D"? Hardware-accelerated image-rendering
or games? I'm happy with 250FPS in Quake3Arena to be honest.
>So should I upgrade to xorg-x11-7.0-r1, activate the kernel ati radeon
>and change "fglrx" to "radeon" in xorg.conf ?
>Is that right ?
>
>Thanks
>
>--- Jacques --
I don't say you have to but if I were you I would:
- - update the xorg to 7.X
- - build agpgart for your chipset into the kernel
- - build the DRM for the ATI Radeon into the kernel
- - configure xorg to use the "radeon"-driver (This is not just changing
one line, you will have to reconfigure the whole section because the
different drivers use different parameters)
Jannis Achstetter
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