On 26 Jun 2003, Mat Branyon wrote:

> I am in the market for a new video card.. I need a dual head (both vga
> connections) card, with hardware 3d support.  

This brings a thought to my mind that I've been meaning to ask. The other
day I was discussing with a friend, the option of upgrading his video 
card.
The question is, what's better for dual head display? Two video cards?
or One card with two outputs?

I was thinking probably two video cards would be better. That was one
video card isn't doing all the work.


>I have two nvidia cards
> now, and dont really like the hardware 3d support (takes roughly 5
> minutes to start x)

5 Minutes to start? What underlying hardware is in the machine?
RAM? CPU? May not be just your video card with the slowness.
 

> I was wondering what you guys would suggest.  Should I go ati or
> nvidia?  What is being used out there, and is it satisfactory? etc...
personally i dig the nvidia. But both companies produce solid 
performing cards. You might want the one with the best linux support,
if there is such a creature.



> 
> thanks

werd



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