RE: Suggestions for a good graphics card for RH9/Fedora?

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AGP is the slot for the card vs. a PCI slot.  AGP slots differ in speed like
a DVD-R, AGP 1x, 2X, 4x and 8x. Make sure the card you buy matches the speed
of your AGP slot.

PNY is a manufacturer, they usually make the cables which come with the
cards (e.g. DVI splitter cables, DVI -> analog, etc).  PNY OEMs the NVidia
cards, as does IBM.

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Subject: Re: Suggestions for a good graphics card for RH9/Fedora?



> >
> I can't say really -- I used my machine for normal things like mail,
> editing, compiling -- 32Mb was fine; the 64Mb appeared faster but it was 
> a newer, faster chipset.   This machine (an Inspiron 8500) has a 64Mb 
> GeForce4 in it which runs 1920x1200 truecolour just fine and when it ran 
> windows played DVDs wonderfully.   If you're doing games stuff, then 
> that's different -- that's far more demanding.
> 
> jch
> 

Thanks! No, I am not into games -- I have plans to make movies of brain
function eventually.....By the way, I notice a lot of letters with GeForce4,
etc with difference prices (such as AGP, PNY, et al). What are these for?
Within the GeForce4, are there better and worse cards depending on these
letters?:-)


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