On Wed, 2003-12-17 at 23:08, Brian Fahrlander wrote: > On Wed, 2003-12-17 at 05:55, Wolfgang wrote: > > On Wed, 2003-12-17 at 18:57, Gio wrote: > > > Hi, > > > I had the bad idea to try nvclock, which is an overclocking utility for Nvidia > > > videocards, and since I don't have anymore direct rendering with my GeForce2 > > > card. I checked all video configuration files (starting from XF86Config and > > > so on) and all XFree packages files but I haven't tried nothing changed among > > > them after running nvclock. > > > Where can I search to have DRI again on my videocard? > > > TIA > > > Gio > > Yeah, Nvidia's DRI is not 'the' DRI, and I've been told repeatedly > that I should remove all references to DRI in the config file. > > I've always felt that my FPS were less than anyone else around; > maybe you're feeling that, too. I *DID* get a noticeable bump when > trying the new beta drivers, but after running that (and even > re-installing the current drivers, twice!) I'm having serious problems > and getting **5** FPS where I used to get more like 30-40. Weird. If you are running a Geforce 2 card like you mentioned above, that would not surprise me, why the FPS's are low. > I'd like to compare notes with ya, perhaps off-list until we make > some kinda breakthrough, if you'd like. It's not specifically > Fedora-related, so that'd be a better way to handle it. Sure if you like. > OH: I'm using nvclock...I remember a way to turn ON the SBA-thing > but I didn't see it as an option..know anything about that? I don't Use NVclock to modify my XF86Config file. I do it manually. But , add this line to you /etc/modules.conf file provided the GF2 supports it. There's is more info relating to this stuff in the Nvidia README file. I can't remember where it's located but you can get from the Nvidia web site. options nvidia NVreg_EnableAGPSBA=1 NVreg_EnableAGPFW=1 NVreg_ReqAGPRate=7 Wolf
