Install ati drivers opensuse

Thanks again, caf Heeter. Join Date Sep Posts I can attest that the ATI proprietary driver works pretty good with my setup, so you should not have any major problems with getting it to work.

Let me know if you have any difficulties. Re: How to install ati driver Sweet, Foresthill, will be throwing in the driver later this afternoon. Right now, my sysinfo says that it is "unknown". Thanks a million. SUSE Polska. SUSE Suomi.

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Below are some options you may want to tweak or add if they are not already present in your xorg. A full list of options is available on the radeon man page. This should be set to whatever the bus type of your card is. By default, the driver attempts to auto-dectect your bus, but sometimes it makes mistakes. In my own experience, explicitly setting my bus type improved performance dramatically.

Acceptable values are 1 ", " 2 ", " 4 " and 8. If you have an AGP card, this should be set to the highest value your card supports unless doing so causes instability. XAA is an older, but more stable method. EXA is new and supposed to have better performance.

You should try both and stick with whichever works best for you. This speeds up 3D performance, but it is off by default because it doesn't always work correctly. This is off by default on AGP cards, but on by default on other cards. Turning it on should improve performance, but it causes problems with some AGP cards.