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exhausting all options
Mar. 25th, 2007 11:59 amOk. I need to test to see if this is a Windows specific problem or not. Unfortunately I have nothing I can run on Linux that comes close to taxing my graphics card. If anybody knows any Linux OpenGL programs that are reasonably demanding, and which I can download for free, I'd like to hear about them.
Similarly, if anybody knows of any settings in Windows, or in the BIOS, that I could be looking at and altering, let me know. I know there's a generic 'hardware acceleration' slider for the graphics in Windows that I could try altering, but beyond that I'm at a bit of a loss.
Alternatively, are there any good sources of hardware help and advice online that I could consult?
Similarly, if anybody knows of any settings in Windows, or in the BIOS, that I could be looking at and altering, let me know. I know there's a generic 'hardware acceleration' slider for the graphics in Windows that I could try altering, but beyond that I'm at a bit of a loss.
Alternatively, are there any good sources of hardware help and advice online that I could consult?
