jgillich

No, I had no issues. But I have a different model without a dedicated Nvidia card and without the cache SSD. Did you set the boot mode to legacy? And try to disable Intel SRT. But I wouldn't recommend Fedora 18 at all, it has so many bugs. you should probably go with Ubuntu until F19 comes out.

Actually I'm using 9.0.1, 9.0.2 isn't even in rawhide yet. I will try these updates as soon as there are packages for it, maybe it will help. Thanks for the tip.

I have version 2.20.17 installed which is about one month old.

Ok thanks for your reply. I get over 40 FPS when having disabled everything. But it still doesn't feel fluid because of the graphical glitches. I've managed it to take a screenshot:

I tried 0.A.D. today and it ran very badly. Felt like 10 FPS and there were a lot of graphical glitches (haven't figured out how to make screens yet). But it was more or less unplayable. My setup: - Thinkpad Edge E330 with an ivy bridge i3 @ 2.4 ghz and intel hd 4000 graphics - Fedora 18 - 0.A.D Alpha 12 from the official repos To me it looks like the game just isn't adjusted to work with HD 4000. I found a post stating that the game works with a similar setup, but I'm not sure if the poster refers to windows, maybe the game runs better there. Is this a known issue, and is there anything I can try to improve the whole situation? I have a decent knowledge of linux and programming, but none when it comes to games and 3D stuff.