I use amd products try using a card based on ati/amd can sometimes be tricky 
but you can at lease use it and they can use old drivers to get a decesent 
display no 3d with out driver but check site for link to ati/amd drivers 
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>Topic: Used video card needed
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>From: jbander <[email protected]>
>Date: Sep 21 11:48AM -0700
>Url: http://groups.google.com/group/linuxusersgroup/msg/50e4d0ae1030c976
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>Thats pretty much it, I would like to know were a good place to go to
>find a used video card that with work with multiple linux programs ,I
>would like it plug and play. Tight budget. I have a old emachine
>t3104. I've tried three so fare with little success, still freezes. I
>run Ubuntu 11.04
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>From: Christopher Miller <[email protected]>
>Date: Sep 21 01:04PM -0600
>Url: http://groups.google.com/group/linuxusersgroup/msg/2640119f1f1cd7c7
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>On Sep 21, 2011, at 12:48 PM, jbander wrote:
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>> would like it plug and play. Tight budget. I have a old emachine
>> t3104. I've tried three so fare with little success, still freezes. I
>> run Ubuntu 11.04
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>Used: try ebay.
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>You can still get a decent new video card from somewhere like newegg.com for a 
>decent price.
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>If the machine is freezing after three video cards, then it's probably 
>something unrelated to the video card.
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>Also, Linux video card drivers tend to suck badly. Trying every card in 
>existance might not be as effective as simply obtaining a new machine with 
>some kind of Intel Integrated graphics. The Intel graphics suck (read: are 
>über slow), but the drivers themselves rock and rarely crash on me.
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