On Sat, 2003-03-08 at 14:15, Phil wrote:
> I have an old box I use for a file server and experimenting/testing. it
> does not have a AGP video card slot, just pci slots. anyone have a
> suggestion for an inexpensive card linux likes? I'm tired of looking at
> 640x480 resolution!
There are nv
I have an old box I use for a file server and experimenting/testing. it
does not have a AGP video card slot, just pci slots. anyone have a
suggestion for an inexpensive card linux likes? I'm tired of looking at
640x480 resolution!
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The display comes up in the lowest resolution, but the "virtual" size
is that of the highest resolution. You can switch resolutions with
ctrl-alt- or ctrl-alt-. I typically edit the line to show
the highest supported resolution, since I don't find myself using the
lower ones. You can also edit t
I have a NVIDIA TNT2 M64 video card and am a first time user of
debian. I am using version 2.2r2. I am having three problems :
1. the resolution is pretty bad. I have windows in the first partition of
my computer,
there the windows resolution is much better. But after configuring my
xwi
I've got an Nvidia TNT2 M64 in my machine and am more than happy with it: the
2D is not as good as Matrox cards, but the 3D is very good, so long as you are
using a 2.4.0 kernel with the patched drivers and an X 4 server. You also have
to do some manual removing / re linking of the various mesa
Nicole Zimmerman wrote:
>
> I am going to be purchasing a new system in the near future and am looking
> for suggestions on video cards. This system will be with me for quite some
> time, so I am looking for something that has at least decent support at
> the moment but not necessarily rock-solid.
I've been very happy with my Matrox G400 MAX 32MB card
The support for it is very good, it won't cook the other components in your
case. As far as 2D acceleration, it's wonderful. As far as 3D acceleration
it's good enough for me. I play the occasional bout of Q3 or UT, and
thoroughly enjoy mor
On Sun, Jan 14, 2001 at 04:47:31PM -0800, Nicole Zimmerman wrote:
> I am looking for input on performance, installation, drivers, x servers,
> anything, related to 3d cards out there today. Direct experience would
> help.
I am very satisfied with my Geforce256. Last time I checked it offered
gre
I am going to be purchasing a new system in the near future and am looking
for suggestions on video cards. This system will be with me for quite some
time, so I am looking for something that has at least decent support at
the moment but not necessarily rock-solid.
The new system is going to be a d
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