Ok, the deal is to fix the driver not work around it through changing xorg.conf. If the driver doesn't allocate enough memory which results in your problem than the driver has to be fixed and not the xorg.conf generation so in future -intel do right. Maybe not the VideoRam line fixes your screen coruption but the Modelines from Displayconfiggtk or the option XaaNoPixmapCache. To nail it down the option has to be TEMPORARILY disabled. And the lines on your screenshots look like screen corruptions and might be connected to the 3d acceleration issues. Btw. this is one of the reasons why one bug per report. How should we fix your issue if you don't cooperate and don't answer the questions? If you don't want to maybe you could directly open a bug report at http://bugs.freedesktop.org/, the bugtracker of the Xorg and Intel driver developers, so they can fix it. An howto what information has to be included is available here http://intellinuxgraphics.org/how_to_report_bug.html. It would be great if you could post the link of your freedesktop bug report so we get the status and maybe could integrate the patch if the problem is fixed. Without further information we couldn't move it upstream. Just for the records the i810 driver was already removed from and displayconfiggtk won't be installed anymore per default with the new version of Ubuntu (Intrepid) which will be likely released in October.
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