there's the preemptible linux kernel patch. it should help speed things
up. nicing your X server to a high priority and removing near all
background processes/daemons except for like init and loggers shold help
too. also run static font files instead of xfs for a bit of a speed
burst too.

is AGP running in 4x? you might want to try agpgart instead of NVidia's
AGP support (Option "NvAgp" in XF86Config)

On  0, David Heremans <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> On Wed, Feb 20, 2002 at 02:18:42PM +0200, Samuel, Brett wrote:
> >  
> > Thanks for clearing up the DGA issue. The reason I tried the xgl target
> > was because I was hoping that performance would be better than windowed
> > x11.
> >  
> > I am using a GeForce2 on a Pentium III 550 with 256MB RAM. My hardware
> > is definitely a bottleneck, this is more apparent on newer games.
> >  
> > However, my performance under the dreaded win32 is much faster on
> > exactly the same hardware. I have been given quite a but of good advice,
> > what I intent to do this evening is:
> >  
> > 1.  Compile my own kernel to optimise performance.
> > 2.  disable all the goodies like glaa and cabview.
> > 3.  try the SVGA target ( battled getting it working last time, but
> > didn't try too hard either)
> In such case you could also try a 'nice' to increase the importance of the
> xmame program.
> Don't forget that in the dreaded win32 the foreground process has a much
> higher priority then on a normal *nix machine. Also in case of the 9x
> version, you still can bypass the OS to some extended wich boosts
> performance also, that's something that isn't allowed under Linux
> 
> David
> 
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