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2. No matter which driver you use, turn off AA and AF. They're seriously unoptimized in fglrx.
3. Turn off vsync in the game and in your desktop environment. Also all HW acceleration in the latter one if you use something like that.
Amd drivers are not crap! ubuntu is crap. i have no trouble with performance. it only got better and better!
One odd thing I noticed is that sometimes, if I do the Training Exercises first, I can get a usable multiplayer game afterwards. It's not 100% guaranteed, but it seems to help some of the time. Thanks for the advice anyway. Hopefully the next Catalyst update will improve things. I was really just bewildered because it was working so smoothly in the beta, and just suddenly went to crap...
Obligatory "Debian User" mention.. because someone else said that we have to.
LOLCAT is probably on the right path though. Could possibly be that Vsync is disabled in game.
I noticed recently that TF2 seems to override my desktop settings (EG: I have Vsync enabled via Nvidia settings, but I am getting 300fps in TF2).
Maybe setting the max FPS in game to 60 or enabling vsync in game will correct the problem.
Side note: As for the Distro wars. I think Ubuntu, Mint, Fedora, Suse, Arch, Gentoo, Debian, Slackware, Etc are all great in their own way and that they all keep doing what they are doing.
I'm 100% sure this is Compiz' fault actually. I know that the version included in 12.10 uses "Unredirect fullscreen windows" by default, which is supposed to disable compositing for games and the like, but it must not be worknig right. The game actually runs smooth *until* some kind of compositing feature shows up, like the Steam overlay, or by pressing the volume keys on my keyboard. It works fine on Crusader Kings II, and it didn't cause any problems during the Steam beta, but now it's not working right.
Unfortunately as Compiz Fusion Icon doesn't work in Unity, and there is no easy way to turn Compiz on and off, this still means logging into a different session each time I want to play a game. Yeah, I know, first world problems, right? Hopefully this is something they'll figure out soon, if they're serious about getting things working for games on linux.
I don't got much advice for you other than either wait for valve and/or amd to work it out or pick up a GTX 650 Ti or something.
Vsync - on in the driver, off in-game. Just me hating the tearing.
Mouse settings in-game - "use raw input" checked. Before i had some mouse lag. At one update this option, despite being checked, wasnt taken in consideration so i unchecked, re-checked it and restarted TF2.
AA off in-game.
Filtering: Trilinear.
HDR off.
Steam overlay - off (this can be specified in the Steam control panel). This setting brought a big speed improvement.
I get a smooth 50-75 FPS (the game sometimes reports spikes of >75 FPS for a fraction of the seconds, maybe the game engine fights the drivers settings or something), no tearing.
There are some initial stutters at the beginning of the level (the game loads something from the HDD, i see the hdd led blinking and hear it working) , but they go away so it must be the crappy loading issue (the game files are decompressed run time, an issue that supposedly will go away, already implemented in the beta version's changed file handling).