Yes, the 945GM perform horrible with the current Linux drivers for 3D stuff, much worse than their windows-counterparts. However the situation will improve a bit with TTM or GEM memory manager in kernel, however that can take some time. I for myself would not buy nvidia cards because they suffer from terrible performance under 2D and they don't release their specs. AMD does, and their drivers are now compareable with NVidia's on Linux. Maybe for now specs are not important at all for you, but maybe you would like to use the card when its old in some web-browsing computer where maintained 2D drivers would be nice, even a few years after buying it. lg Clemens 2008/6/13 Poddubchak Sergey <serhii.piddubchak@xxxxxxxxxxx>: > vitamin wrote: >> >> Poddubchak Sergey wrote: >>> >>> vitamin wrote: >>> >>>> Poddubchak Sergey wrote: >>>> >>>>> fixme:x11drv:X11DRV_desktop_SetCurrentMode Cannot change screen BPP >>>>> from 32 to 16 >>>>> >>>> >>>> Switch to 16-bit color mode in xorg.conf and restart X server. Also try >>>> setting "DirectDrawRenderer" to "opengl" see >>>> http://wiki.winehq.org/UsefulRegistryKeys >>>> >>>> >>> 16 bpp didn't help. DirectDrawRenderer made things even worse - slower >>> and with graphical distortions >> >> >> Then get yourself a better video hardware. Preferably nVidia. >> >> >> >> >> >> > Yep.. that means change your laptop... I don't believe that graphics chip > released in some 200[6|7] lacks some hardware accelerated techniques that > were available in 98.. or 96.. And I'm sure on windows this app will work > just fine with this hardware. > >
