Well, on my system, the Nvidia 185-driver doesn't solve aything. I'm running an AMD64 dual core system with Nvidia 6600 256 MB graphics card. Did a whole bunch of tweaks I found here and there:
- disabled SLI in Xorg.conf
- installed and activated irqbalance
- set irq settings to manual in the BIOS, since my graphics card shared an irq with my 2nd sound card (so this isn't the case anymore)
- uninstalled compiz, as far as possible. I need to find how to disable compositing at all still, I guess it's Xorg.conf
- created an /etc/modprobe.d/nvidia file with the following line: options nvidia NVreg_RegistryDwords="PerfLevelSrc=0x2222"
- added boot option clocksource=hpet and made sure hpet is enabled in the BIOS
- tried several screen resolutions, the nv driver, Debian Lenny, Gnome instead of KDE
- same problem with my previous system, which was a Nvidia motherboard with AMD64 single core
Maybe it's something with Xorg after all, perhaps the xrender library?
Anyway, as far as I'm concerned, it's not solved at all.
Well, on my system, the Nvidia 185-driver doesn't solve aything. I'm running an AMD64 dual core system with Nvidia 6600 256 MB graphics card. Did a whole bunch of tweaks I found here and there: d/nvidia file with the following line: options nvidia NVreg_RegistryD words=" PerfLevelSrc= 0x2222"
- disabled SLI in Xorg.conf
- installed and activated irqbalance
- set irq settings to manual in the BIOS, since my graphics card shared an irq with my 2nd sound card (so this isn't the case anymore)
- uninstalled compiz, as far as possible. I need to find how to disable compositing at all still, I guess it's Xorg.conf
- created an /etc/modprobe.
- added boot option clocksource=hpet and made sure hpet is enabled in the BIOS
- tried several screen resolutions, the nv driver, Debian Lenny, Gnome instead of KDE
- same problem with my previous system, which was a Nvidia motherboard with AMD64 single core
Maybe it's something with Xorg after all, perhaps the xrender library?
Anyway, as far as I'm concerned, it's not solved at all.