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Youda
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 Posted: Thu Oct 24, 2002 7:19 pm Post subject: Linux compatible Graphic Chips.... |
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Hi!!
Planing to buy a new Graphic-card and wounder if anyone could give me some advise! Have heard that Nvidias chips is compatible with linux and i wounder if that includes all manufacters that makes graphiccards with Nvidias chips. Wanna have TV-out enabled and good fps in Counter-Strike 
Anyone who could give me some good tip?! 
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pastorJ
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| Posted: Thu Oct 24, 2002 7:41 pm Post subject: Ati or Nvida |
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These are the two major players of high end video with Linux support from what I have heard and read. They are both a mixed bag with driver support, NVidia has good drivers but they require kernel patching etc.. and some people dislike their license stance. Ati has problems too... If I recall Ati's All-in-Wonders have good input/output options (and I think I may get one soon for a homemade Tivo since some come ith RCA outputs).
Any experts using a new board?
Jason
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