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I'm really new to Ubuntu and am trying to get my video card to get a better FPS. A friend of mine (who is decent with Linux) had my card running at 9000+ FPS. We, however, had to reinstall Ubuntu and cannot figure out the configuration for the driver that we had before. My FPS is now only in the low triple digits (250-300). I have an 128MB ATI Radeon 9200 All-In-Wonder. I've tried 3 different drivers "ati", "radeon" & "fglrx", in the XF86Config-4 file. Am currently running XFree86. I appreciate any help!
If I knew how to get back to 9000 FPS I'd tell the world how... unfortunately I'm trying to get back there. 300FPS is HORRIBLE! Especially with my video card. I have a ATI Radeon ALL-IN-WONDER 9200. Using the standard ati driver that Ubuntu pre-installs.
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