a few questions about upgrading

Discussion in 'Video Cards, Displays and TV Tuners' started by jester45, Jan 4, 2007.

  1. jester45

    jester45 Big Geek wanna be

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    i got an older computer thats been laying around so i decidied i would get it upgraded and use it so

    is it possible to slow a system down by getting a to advance card?

    and for you with linux its a ati and i got opengl working but on some games it runs slower

    i have a 400mhz process 192 ram
    my old card was a nvidia gforce with 16mb ram
    the new one is ati radeon 9250 128mb
     
  2. sabashuali

    sabashuali Ani Ma'amin

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    What Linux distro are you using? You should try and install the latest fglrx driver.
    Otherwise try the following link:
    ATI Proprietary Linux x86 Display Driver 8.28.8
    for the latest Linux drivers for your card.
     
  3. jester45

    jester45 Big Geek wanna be

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    im running xubuntu (ubuntu) i have fglrx working fine but its acting weird in the game actioncube (based on cube engine) opengl works wonderful but when playing regualr cube i barly pull 14 fps even though its the same engine ans actioncube is mostly just new textures and maps also the cube2 engine (i would really lik eto run this) used to run at ~40 fps on my old card now it starts at 17 then drops within a minute to 3 fps and clocks my system totaly so i have to restart via power button

    any ideas on this could it be something with the cube and actioincube libs?
     

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