I just switched as thread title suggests from 1900 to 8800. All went well surprisingly hassle free. Got latest drivers and am running on vista 64.
Now whilst in games its obviously better I am currently doing a lot of work in gtkradiant and my 3d world view in that package is now slightly lagged. Now I use the term lagged as its not like its running at a low fps its more that it get the stutter effect that used to blight games a long while back.
Its fine in games and I get 10,000k 3dmarks 2k6 (which I think is about right? its a 256mb card) . The 3d view it uses in gtkradiant is prob not 3d accelerated. It looks like its software rendered but im wondering now if the ATi card was helping it along in some way.
So in conclusion! My question is : Is there anywhere I can turn on some kind of 2d hardware acceleration?
Cheers Its not a big deal, its just I can tell and its bugging me.
Now whilst in games its obviously better I am currently doing a lot of work in gtkradiant and my 3d world view in that package is now slightly lagged. Now I use the term lagged as its not like its running at a low fps its more that it get the stutter effect that used to blight games a long while back.
Its fine in games and I get 10,000k 3dmarks 2k6 (which I think is about right? its a 256mb card) . The 3d view it uses in gtkradiant is prob not 3d accelerated. It looks like its software rendered but im wondering now if the ATi card was helping it along in some way.
So in conclusion! My question is : Is there anywhere I can turn on some kind of 2d hardware acceleration?
Cheers Its not a big deal, its just I can tell and its bugging me.