Suggestions for a good graphics card for RH9/Fedora?

Douglas Stewart dstewart at atl.lmco.com
Thu Oct 23 15:25:55 UTC 2003


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Peter Boy wrote:
| Am Do, den 23.10.2003 schrieb Globe Trotter um 16:43:
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|>Thanks! I do have dual input and would like to use the DVI. Any
suggestion with
|>regard to the card memory? 128Mb or should I go all the way upto 256?
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| Unless your are a windows gamer 64 mb should be enough for a Linux box.
| You can watch DVD, do video editing, and the usual stuff. I'm not shure,
| but even Windows games currently don't use 128 mb (but I'm not a game
| expert!).
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| Peter
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Definitely take the 128MB.   The performance boost over the 64MB cards
is noticable. The performance tests that I've seen re: 128MB vs. 256MB
GeForceFX cards have actually shown that the 256 can be SLOWER than the
128 in many cases, so it's really not worth the extra money.

For absolute stability and very good performance, I would look in to a
128MB GeForce 4 Ti4600/Ti4800.  The FX cards that I've tried (at least
from PNY) have been flaky, at best.

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Doug Stewart
Systems Administrator/Web Applications Developer
Lockheed Martin Advanced Technology Labs

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