Support of new video cards for laptops? (Quadro FX go 350/1500/2500)

[salmon]

yaouli,

I would if I could. Unfortunately my laptop has turned me down for the moment, and won't even boot.
I'll post it as soon as I get it working. In the meantime, you could look here for a xorg.conf for your laptop.

- Salmon

[salmon]

yaouli,

I must have been tired the other day - I misread your model number. Sorry about that.

The good news are that my laptop is up and running again, so I have access to the xorg.conf files. If you ever get a "time-of-day clock stopped" message directly after post, I know how to fix it..
With the exception of the twinview config, which I basically copied from the site I referred to in the previous post, the configs are exactly as Ubuntu set them up. Not much magic here, so I guess that they should work directly on your M90. Good luck!

nv-driver
nvidia-driver
nvidia-driver w/twinview

- Salmon

[notebook_ftw]

Hey guys. I'm new to the forums here. Anyways, I have the M90 with the Quadro 1500M graphics card, and I just partitioned my hard drive and am now triple-booting Windows XP, Windows Vista, and SUSE 10.1. I followed the SUSE instructions on how to install the nvidia drivers, but I don't think I'm getting very good 3D acceleration. I ran glxgears, and I know it's not a benchmark per se, but I get less than 1000 fps. How is that possible when the 350M gets over 4000? Any ideas?

[notebook_ftw]

nevermind. I decided to just forget the YaST method and compiled the new drivers myself. I get over 23000 fps now.