On 10-03-30 07:00 AM, Ralf Mardorf wrote: > GAINWARD BLISS 7200 GS GFORCE PCI Express, passive, looks like a 256 MB > one, original price around 35,- €, I could get it second hand for 15,- €. > > The people from the list seems to know the 6200, 7600GS, 7300, 6200TC, > 8500GT, > http://www.google.de/#hl=de&source=hp&q=[64studio-users]+GFORCE+7200+GS+&meta=&aq=f&aqi=&aql=&oq=&gs_rfai=&fp=ee5ee57acdb47974 > > Referred to http://www.64studio.com/node/1119#comment-5374 someone had > bad luck using a 7200, resp. I still need to read the whole thread, > perhaps at the end everything went well. > > Because of MIDI jitter issues, there shouldn't be a difference for > integrated graphics using main memory for the frame buffer and a PCI > Express with it's own memory was said on LAD. IIUC what Fons has written > after I used his jitter test applications, the jitter on my machine is > normal for Linux and it should be impossible that the jitter is audible. > Unfortunately it's horrible audible. > > So because of audio I need to find a replacement for Linux IIUC what > Fons has written, the 7200 still is interesting for Linux video cut, > animation etc., because I never get 3D support for my integrated ATI > Radeon X1250-based graphics. > > Has anybody experiences with a 7200 and is the price ok? > > You mean apart from the usual nVidia binary driver problems? I have a similar card but I chose to stick with the integrated ATI instead with 3d support due to RT kernel and nVidia drivers not playing nice together.
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