#Counter strike source glitches 64 Bit#

I tought that bumblebee has to render less frames = less cpu usage for primus/virtualgl and better overall performance. try max_fps and force vsync off, this really helped for me. Without capping fps to 60 there was lag and I was unable to take settings to the max, altrough the fps showed up from 60 to 150 in average. With vsync forced off and max_fps locked to 60, the fps was ~ 60 (my screen refresh rate) and overall performance was ALMOST what I get on Windows (I was very pleased about the results). With vsync forced on, what I had there was a very big delay when moving mouse (probably could call it input lag or something.), but there was no fps drops at all. I'm using bumblebee and GT630M and I tought that this had to do something with bumblebee, but maybe this helps to others. Well, I found this one earlier yesterday. AMD Radeon HD 6620GДriver Version: 2 Compatibility Profile Context

#Counter strike source glitches 64 Bit#

TL DR, I'm running Ubuntu 12.04 64 bit on an AMD A8-3500M/Radeon 6620G.:Дriver: ATI Technologies Inc. When I get home from work, I'll see of I can duplicate the issue on my desktop (FX 6-core / Radeon 4770 ) and maybe narrow it down a bit. I've tried several versions of FGLRX up to and including the 13.2 beta with no change. Monitoring with netgraph shows stable FPS, and otherwise everything seems OK. It feels like the video (or something somewhere) hangs for a couple milliseconds and then goes back to normal.

During play, either local bot matches or online, the game, or at least the video, seems to stutter.