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by Redacted · in Torque Game Engine · 05/05/2004 (4:24 pm) · 10 replies

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    Torque Owner Eric Jergensen
    #1
    05/06/2004 (6:54 am)
    I concur that this is very likely a driver issue. You might try 4496. I don't have an NVIDIA card here at work, but I will try on my home machine (Fedora Core 1) tonight.

    Torque Owner Redacted
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    05/06/2004 (9:16 am)
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    Torque Owner David .NfoCipher. Bunt
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    #4
    05/06/2004 (4:47 pm)
    No problems running 5332 on 2.6.2.

    Torque Owner Redacted
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    05/06/2004 (7:55 pm)
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    Torque Owner Eric Jergensen
    #6
    05/06/2004 (8:13 pm)
    I regressed to 4496 which just about doubles my framerate (as does your workaround). I don't experience any screen corruption. I'm running a ti4200.

    Torque Owner David .NfoCipher. Bunt
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    #7
    05/06/2004 (9:10 pm)
    Using a FX 5600 256meg and a MX 440 in the same machine. All screens run fine.

    Torque Owner Redacted
    #8
    05/06/2004 (9:40 pm)
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    Torque Owner David .NfoCipher. Bunt
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    #9
    05/06/2004 (10:08 pm)
    If you have the source, you can port things over. From delphi to c++ - well, it'll be more like a rewrite with good instructions. It's really about how much time you're willing to put in to something like that.

    I like wine and I really like cxoffice. It just takes the guess work out of wine. You could always use vmware. So the question is: Is it worth your time to port something or just take the time to fire up vmware?

    Torque Owner Redacted
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    05/06/2004 (10:27 pm)
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