Thanks for the thoughts on that. For what it seems, it looks like nVidia does a better job at supporting Linux than ATI. I was also wondering if anybody has been able to get one of these 2 cards working (decently) ATI Radeon 9800 Pro 128MB(~$200) VS nVidia GeForce FX 5900 128MB(~$180) They're very comparable in performance in Windows and also in price (at least I'm not willing to pay more than what these two cost for a graphics card). I'm just tired of the crappy graphics card I have right now (on-board S3 SavagePro, yuck!!!) I use Windows to play games only (I do all my development and school stuff in Linux). But I also want to be able to play Unreal Tournament in Linux. I installed it at home but I get about 1 frame per second (this is Red Hat 9 without any external drivers). I am not interested in getting UT to work fine in Red Hat with my current card since I'm updating my card anyways and I already updated to FC2. Chris Alvarez [EMAIL PROTECTED] ext. 1-3837 IS&T Web Applications Services Novell, Inc., the leading provider of information solutions http://www.novell.com
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