[Bug 451523] Re: Intel x3100 enormous regression in ubuntu 9.10 beta

2010-01-12 Thread IsraeliHawk
there is still a lot of work to be done within the responsiveness of the effects. it is horrifying. enclosed herewith is the AWN issue (https://bugs.launchpad.net/awn/+bug/478790) -- which is important in realising what influences the Intel drivers.. i truly hope this will be resolved in Lucid

[Bug 451523] Re: Intel x3100 enormous regression in ubuntu 9.10 beta

2009-11-29 Thread Chris D
I just ran Karmic on the system I had problems with, and it ran just fine. There is a little bit of sluggishness in some Compiz animations, mainly around events that involve mapping a window (open, unminimize, etc). Otherwise, it seems quite good. I have no idea how this is possible, the only thing

[Bug 451523] Re: Intel x3100 enormous regression in ubuntu 9.10 beta

2009-11-28 Thread Mike Richards
It was app-specific in my case. For example, kvm/qemu was configured to use something other than pulseaudio, and was fighting with pulseaudio, causing the video output to be jerky as it used 100% cpu trying to play sound. Once I reconfigured the errant apps to talk to pulseaudio instead of whatever

[Bug 451523] Re: Intel x3100 enormous regression in ubuntu 9.10 beta

2009-11-27 Thread Chris D
What did you do to resolve the problem re. pulseaudio? -- Intel x3100 enormous regression in ubuntu 9.10 beta https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/451523 You received this bug notification because you are a member of Ubuntu Bugs, which is subscribed to Ubuntu. -- ubuntu-bugs mailing list ubuntu-bugs

[Bug 451523] Re: Intel x3100 enormous regression in ubuntu 9.10 beta

2009-11-27 Thread Mike Richards
Er, nevermind that comment of mine... Turns out it the general problem was with pulseaudio, not the Intel driver. Aside from the odd glxgears framerate slowdown, everything is fine, maybe even a bit faster than in 9.04. -- Intel x3100 enormous regression in ubuntu 9.10 beta https://bugs.launchpad

[Bug 451523] Re: Intel x3100 enormous regression in ubuntu 9.10 beta

2009-11-27 Thread Mike Richards
I'm seeing the same thing here. There is a severe video slowdown with a fresh 9.10 install on a T61 with Intel X3100 graphics. On 9.04 I consistently get 4000+ fps; with 9.10 it's just over 2000 fps. glxgears may not be a proper benchmark, but clearly there is something wrong here. There are real-w

[Bug 451523] Re: Intel x3100 enormous regression in ubuntu 9.10 beta

2009-11-09 Thread Chris D
gxlgears may well not be a good benchmark, but the performance HAS dropped significantly. Just compare 9.10 to 8.10, they are lightyears apart in responsiveness. I'm going to run the prescribed Phoronix benchmarks and report back here - it is unacceptable for this kind of performance issue to go ig

[Bug 451523] Re: Intel x3100 enormous regression in ubuntu 9.10 beta

2009-11-04 Thread ErMejo
See this link for more information http://wiki.cchtml.com/index.php/Glxgears_is_not_a_Benchmark Basically glxgears is not a good benchmark. In order to compare the graphic performance of two releases, you need at least to compare results from something such as http://www.phoronix- test-suite.com/

[Bug 451523] Re: Intel x3100 enormous regression in ubuntu 9.10 beta

2009-10-14 Thread Bryce Harrington
glxgears is not a valid benchmark. ** Changed in: xorg (Ubuntu) Status: New => Invalid -- Intel x3100 enormous regression in ubuntu 9.10 beta https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/451523 You received this bug notification because you are a member of Ubuntu Bugs, which is subscribed to Ubuntu.

[Bug 451523] Re: Intel x3100 enormous regression in ubuntu 9.10 beta

2009-10-14 Thread Aldi
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