I am looking for a graphic card that linux supports its
TV out function, I am trying to link my bedroom linux to
the 21 tv.
I have an ATI 7500 32mb card in there with TV out but
Always when I try to setup the TV it doesn't recognise and
goes into txt mode
Pyros (Jason)
Want to buy your Pack or
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On Saturday 14 February 2004 12:40, Greyarchive wrote:
I am looking for a graphic card that linux supports its
TV out function, I am trying to link my bedroom linux to
the 21 tv.
I have an ATI 7500 32mb card in there with TV out but
Always when I
On Monday 27 August 2001 02:53 am, you wrote:
Hi
I personally found that a Geforce 2 MX is the best all round card on
the market. It isn't a high end gaming card, but you can still get 50+
FPS in a game which is nice if you need to unwind. The duel head
support is also very nice in terms of
. the nvidia drivers are amazing and are very simple
to setup and use. HTH
Robert MacLean
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From: Stan Lockaby [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, August 27, 2001 5:30 AM
Subject: [newbie] Graphics Card
Greetings,
I am considering installing a new
Bill Sanders wrote:
about all I know... oh and apparently its model # TCM 1764S according to
the back.
Go with Tom's suggesstion re the monitor that can do.. but also check
and
see if it matches a CTX-brand monitor with same number.
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Bill,
I notice you are using Windows Eudora, if you are in win9.x, then goto My
computer - Properties - Device Manager - Display Adapters - Print -
selected class or device - OK; do the same with monitor. You will get all
the specs; I printed my whole system. HTH
At 04:09 PM 08-11-2000 -0800,
Bill,
I notice you are using Windows Eudora, if you are in win9.x, then goto My
computer - Properties - Device Manager - Display Adapters - Print -
selected class or device - OK; do the same with monitor. You will get all
the specs; I printed my whole system. HTH
Ok tried that... problem
er 08, 2000 9:08 PM
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Subject: Re: [newbie] Graphics card/monitor not detected correctly
Bill,
I notice you are using Windows Eudora, if you are in win9.x, then goto My
computer - Properties - Device Manager - Display Adapters - Print -
selected class or d
Hello List,
I'm attempting my third LM 7.0 install, and have run into my first
problem. When I reach the point where I should see the graphics screen,
my monitor isn't in sync. Is there a command I can use at the boot:
prompt to force a text install?
I'm booting from the CD ROM, and my boot
On Tue, 07 Nov 2000, Darryl Gibson wrote:
Hello List,
I'm attempting my third LM 7.0 install, and have run into my first
problem. When I reach the point where I should see the graphics screen,
my monitor isn't in sync. Is there a command I can use at the boot:
prompt to force a text
Hi,
I have a machine similar to yours.
Take a look at Intel site (www.intel.com). There you
will find new win98 drivers and Linux drivers for you
get 1024 X 12?? (I forgot the exact resolution).
Good look,
Claudio H.
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Just installed Mandrake 7
Jason Angus" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, June 26, 2000 7:23 AM
Subject: [newbie] Graphics Card Question
Just installed Mandrake 7 this weekend - the install
went rather smooth (had to do it twice) - but those
were errors on my part.
I have an Intel 810 video c
running LM 7.0, I'm not sure this will work because I don't think
the i810 driver is available by default. Take a look at support.intel.com
for the driver and instructions on how to load it.
- Ralph
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Just installed Mandrake 7 this weekend - the install
went rather smooth (had to do it twice) - but those
were errors on my part.
I have an Intel 810 video card with AGP - and cannot
seem to get the resolution or graphics just right with
it. I have looked on some news groups and found
others
On Fri, 31 Dec 1999, Seth Gibson wrote:
On Fri, 31 Dec 1999, John Aldrich wrote:
On Fri, 31 Dec 1999, you wrote:
Dunno. I don't believe that Xfree86 makes an accelerated
server. OTOH, you might go see what cards mesa-gl supports.
www.mesa-3d.org
Actually its www.mesa3d.org. .
Really?
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Get a 3dfx voodoo3 it works .
and it's cheap hehe
steven
On Sat, 01 Jan 2000, you wrote:
On Fri, 31 Dec 1999, Seth Gibson wrote:
On Fri, 31 Dec 1999, John Aldrich wrote:
On Fri, 31 Dec 1999, you wrote:
Dunno. I don't believe that Xfree86
I'm shopping around for a good card to run under L-M 6.1. Is it a bad
idea for me to just look at what chipset the card uses and amount of
ram? I'm looking at NVidia Riva TNT cards w/ 8-16mb's. Could
I expect any of these various cards to be supported even if the
drivers are only for Windoze?
On Fri, 31 Dec 1999, you wrote:
Hmmm, any supported cards that acceleration *is* supported, or is it
something I shouldn't really worry about? I'm just looking for a good PCI
card in the $50-150 US range. I think one card I was looking at (STB
Velocity 4400) supported Direct 3D and
The only accelrated drivers available right now are in a commercial package
for $80.
Here are some options in the price range you're looking for (don't by an STB
product that isn't a Voodoo board. They were bought by 3Dfx and are no longer
providing driver updates for any of their older boards.
On Fri, 31 Dec 1999, Josh McCaffrey wrote:
John Aldrich wrote:
On Fri, 31 Dec 1999, you wrote:
I'm shopping around for a good card to run under L-M 6.1. Is it a bad
idea for me to just look at what chipset the card uses and amount of
ram? I'm looking at NVidia Riva TNT cards w/
I know this is extremely off topic, but my friend
wants a new graphics card. He wants me to pick it out for him. I am
sure that he is used to the 2Mb cards out there, so what do you guys
think? Thanks
Drew Jackman
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