Agreed, any Nvidia card made in the last 5 years should be adequate, anything in the last 3 years
will fly compared to any on-board video or antique card. ;)
GeForce2 or better will let you run a lot of modest-spec'd new games, or fancy screensavers, or what
have you... 5x00 series will let you
On Mon, Jun 27, 2005 at 12:09:57PM -0700, Allen C Brown wrote:
> I had an Nvidia TNT. Never worked well under Linux. Its
> a doorstop now. After that experience I won't buy Nvidia.
You realize that's like saying the '76 Ford was crappy, so you'll never
buy a Ford again, right?
The Riva TNT is
I had an Nvidia TNT. Never worked well under Linux. Its
a doorstop now. After that experience I won't buy Nvidia.
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Rob Hudson said the following on 06/24/2005 10:19 AM:
Neil Parker wrote:
Rob Hudson wrote,
How does one disable the output of certain cron jobs? I have some
backup scripts running and other things and don't need to see all of
that stuff in an email. Can I silently discard the output of th
I am running an Nvidia GeForce4 MX4000 (if that is the right alphabet soup) on a Via chipset. No
problems, equivalent 3D performance in Linux and Windows.
Even that GeForce2 MX-400 will give quite decent performance. I can't speak to your motherboard
though, I'm edging towards the unhelpful "th
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