Matrox cards are well supported. Voodoo cards are well supported. ATI cards
are well supported. Nvidia cards are well supported but you must acquire
drivers extraneously.
I just ordered an ATI Radeon AGP 32MB DDR based on the fact that
XFree86-4.0.2 now contains support for this card. I paid $114 for this card,
which is a pretty damn good card, based on the graphics benchmarks I've
looked at (no one beats newer Nvidia cards but then, they are more expensive
too). I moderated my desire for a new, excellent graphics card vs price and
driver support and went the way I did. An older but excellent Matrox G400
was a close second choice for me.
On Wednesday 07 March 2001 02:00 pm, Jeff Malka wrote:
> My old Matrox Millennium video card just went dead on me. Still works
> but the reds are gone and everything is blue (me too).
> I am therefore going to have to get a new video card. What are the good
> ones to look at for Linux?
> I am running Mandrake Linux 7.1
Praedor
