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- <li><em>date</em>: Sat Feb 5 20:11:33 2005</li>
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This is from my desktop with a Nvidia GeForce4 Ti 4200 and I am using
the default 300x300 window size for glxgears. At 1280x1024 I get 239fps.
The commands on SuSE for good info are 3dinfo, glxinfo, and glxgears
from what I can quickly tell. Thanks for the feedback on your laptops
since just supporting 3D and doing it well make a difference for
modelling proteins and will affect my choices. I know the Dell Inspiron
with the Nvidia graphics is really nice, however it is a heavy expensive
desktop replacement laptop. Thanks,
Dow
Geoffrey wrote:
> Dow Hurst wrote:
>
>> I'm interested in getting a reasonably priced laptop but I need good
>> OpenGL performance to make it useful to me. I know that ATI now has
>> some drivers available for 3D under Linux but I trust the Nvidia
>> drivers alot more. I've never used the ATI drivers but most laptops,
>> especially the low cost ones are ATI driven or Intel integrated
>> graphics driven. Only the high end stuff seems to include Nvidia
>> chips. Does anyone have experience with the new ATI drivers? Are
>> they stable usable and with good performance?
>
>
> Hey Dow! I've got two laptops, my Sony, which I believe you've seen,
> that has an ATI 7500, uses Xorg and supports 3D, absolutely rock
> solid. I just picked up an hp pavilion ($500 after rebate at Circuit
> City, before Christmas sale). It has Intel Extreme Graphics 2 and it
> works quite well and supports 3D.
>
> I"ve tried the ATI drivers, but they didn't perform any better for me
> than Xorg, so I went back to the Xorg drivers.
>
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