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In my case, unity 3d did not support my graphics card and was drastically affecting the performance of any OpenGL application. I installed Gnome and ran the old 2d gnome desktop (not the gnome 3 thing), and it improved Quake 4's performance by 30-40% on my system.
310.14 isn't the current, but rather experimental, so that's why I'm a little weary of installing it.
Maybe it's because i have an ssd drive?
Whell, you have to install it, valve been working with nVidia to master theese drivers. Any other drivers are not compatible with beta, and unfortunatly will never be.
I've been suspecting it might be my drive might also be a problem. I'll try with a different one and see if that's it.
Wait, I just remembered I'm running it off the same drive I have the Windows version on, so it can't be that.
http://www.geforce.com/drivers/results/52241
http://yadi.sk/d/72wnkDQh0p0-K
I've already got it all configured, but, like the release notes say, "Unredirect Fullscreen Apps" is pretty much useless if you have multiple monitors (and I can confirm that having enabled it).
In any rate, thanks to this thread I now know it's because my processor is piss poor and OCing isn't an option (have no money to get a better heatsink).