Grant wrote:
> My motherboard is getting flaky and it's time for a new one. I have
> an AMD 6000+ CPU, 4GB DDR2/800 RAM, 2TB SATA2 HD, Blu-Ray burner, PCI
> wireless card, 400W power supply, and ATX case. I could replace any
> of these components if it's worthwhile for some new feature, but I ma
JD [11-07-03 05:57]:
> On 07/02/2011 06:26 PM, meino.cra...@gmx.de wrote:
> >Grant [11-07-03 01:12]:
> >The most important thing is reliability and Linux compatibility
> >but I
> >also need HDMI and I figure USB 3.0 is a good idea. The system is
> >for
> >playing music and
>> I bet that's just old stock. I can't find a single motherboard with
>> Nvidia graphics and an AM3+ or FM1 socket on newegg.com.
>>
>> - Grant
>
> I didn't see a AM3+ either. May have to buy a mobo and a separate video
> card. At least that way, you can get what you really want. This is one
>
Grant wrote:
I bet that's just old stock. I can't find a single motherboard with
Nvidia graphics and an AM3+ or FM1 socket on newegg.com.
- Grant
I didn't see a AM3+ either. May have to buy a mobo and a separate video
card. At least that way, you can get what you really want. This i
meino.cra...@gmx.de wrote:
Dale [11-07-03 03:08]:
Grant wrote:
Is Nvidia still the way to go instead of ATI? I use the nouveau
drivers with my onboard Nvidia chipset now and they've been fine for
the most part. I use a threaded ffmpeg to decode HD video instead
of
VDPAU so I don't
On 07/02/2011 06:26 PM, meino.cra...@gmx.de wrote:
Grant [11-07-03 01:12]:
The most important thing is reliability and Linux compatibility but I
also need HDMI and I figure USB 3.0 is a good idea. The system is for
playing music and movies, no gaming whatsoever. If you're familiar
with the cu
Dale [11-07-03 03:08]:
> Grant wrote:
> >>>Is Nvidia still the way to go instead of ATI? I use the nouveau
> >>>drivers with my onboard Nvidia chipset now and they've been fine for
> >>>the most part. I use a threaded ffmpeg to decode HD video instead
> >>>of
> >>>VDPAU so I don't bother with n
Is Nvidia still the way to go instead of ATI? I use the nouveau
drivers with my onboard Nvidia chipset now and they've been fine for
the most part. I use a threaded ffmpeg to decode HD video instead of
VDPAU so I don't bother with nvidia-drivers.
- Grant
>>> I d
Grant [11-07-03 01:12]:
> >>> The most important thing is reliability and Linux compatibility but I
> >>> also need HDMI and I figure USB 3.0 is a good idea. The system is for
> >>> playing music and movies, no gaming whatsoever. If you're familiar
> >>> with the current hardware scene, where wo
Grant wrote:
Is Nvidia still the way to go instead of ATI? I use the nouveau
drivers with my onboard Nvidia chipset now and they've been fine for
the most part. I use a threaded ffmpeg to decode HD video instead of
VDPAU so I don't bother with nvidia-drivers.
- Grant
I don't have any
>>> The most important thing is reliability and Linux compatibility but I
>>> also need HDMI and I figure USB 3.0 is a good idea. The system is for
>>> playing music and movies, no gaming whatsoever. If you're familiar
>>> with the current hardware scene, where would you go from here as far
>>> a
On Saturday 02 July 2011 20:36:55 Dale wrote:
> I see no need in me getting a ATI card. That's just me.
It's also me. NVidia has been straightforward for years: just plug it in and
go. Choose the closed-source driver, or nowadays the Nouveau driver, and
everything Just Works. Mind you, I don't
On 07/02/2011 09:06 PM, Grant wrote:
The most important thing is reliability and Linux compatibility but I
also need HDMI and I figure USB 3.0 is a good idea. The system is for
playing music and movies, no gaming whatsoever. If you're familiar
with the current hardware scene, where would you go
>> Is Nvidia still the way to go instead of ATI? I use the nouveau
>> drivers with my onboard Nvidia chipset now and they've been fine for
>> the most part. I use a threaded ffmpeg to decode HD video instead of
>> VDPAU so I don't bother with nvidia-drivers.
>>
>> - Grant
>
> I don't have any exp
Grant wrote:
My motherboard is getting flaky and it's time for a new one. I have
an AMD 6000+ CPU, 4GB DDR2/800 RAM, 2TB SATA2 HD, Blu-Ray burner, PCI
wireless card, 400W power supply, and ATX case. I could replace any
of these components if it's worthwhile for some new feature, but I may
as we
> My motherboard is getting flaky and it's time for a new one. I have
> an AMD 6000+ CPU, 4GB DDR2/800 RAM, 2TB SATA2 HD, Blu-Ray burner, PCI
> wireless card, 400W power supply, and ATX case. I could replace any
> of these components if it's worthwhile for some new feature, but I may
> as well ke
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