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The necessary option is Allow Flipping.
Enabling this option allows OpenGL apps make smooth drawing: e.g., when turning around in a room walls turn smoothly, without interruption.
Without it the picture is really awful.
So the problem is that this option is marked as enabled, but acts like when being disabled! I.e. I have to disable and enable it again every X restart to make the option work. Annoying.
Anyone knows how to get rid of it?
I believe in the nvidia forums there is an xorg.conf switch you can use to set this on boot. I do not use this, and get great video, even when using cedega and world of warcraft. It looks better and scrolls more smoothly then when it was running under windows xp. I also seem to not be as laggy as others even when in the same areas.
I've found a problem: the settings I set up weren't loaded at X startup. So my settings were back not because I re-enabled Allow Flipping, but because I just run "nvidia-settings"!
So I added script which runs "nvidia-settings -l" at X startup (a file at ~/Desktop/Autostart for XFCE, e.g.) and now this "nvidia-settings -l" loads my configurations and all works fine.
wow, thank you so much i have been trying to figure out a way to load the nvidia configuration at x startup for months i never even thought to nvidia-settings -h and there it is -l this is so great thank you like so much dude
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