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I just obtained a small computer from ASUS with Ubuntu pre-installed. The scrolling, video, and animations are sluggish and choppy, though. The Details from All Settings states that the driver in use is "Gallium 0.4 on llvmpipe (LLVM 0x300)". However, the Additional Drivers claims that the driver in use is "drm driver for the Intel GMA500". I think that the computer is using the wrong driver, which could account for the choppiness in the scrolling and video. How can I correct this?

Computer Specs: 2GB RAM, 4x1.86GHz Intel Atom Processor, Intel GMA 3650 GPU

user234614
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Clean install Ubuntu 13.10 32 bits, you will find your graphics card working much better and a performance boost, hope it helps you out on your doubt.

PS: your graphics wasn´t very well supported on the version you have.

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