Dave Nebinger wrote:
All I can say is that, I have an ATI Radeon. I got it working in Linux faster than in Windows.From personal experience, I can say this: DO NOT UNDER ANY CIRCUMSTANCE GET AN ATI CARD.
I am very happy with my new nVidia card. I went through hell with my
ATI card. So I greatly recommend nVidia.
From personal experience, I can say this:DO NOT UNDER ANY CIRCUMSTANCE GET AN NVIDIA CARD.
I am very happy with my new ATI card. I went through hell with my nVidia card. So I greatly recommend ATI.
Actually I'm not trying to be crass. But for every response like the one above you'll get an equally-emphatic opposite response. I had problems with nVidia because I had an older card and the later nVidia drivers just wouldn't work with it. I had problems with X freezes, etc., that just would not go away. Switched over to an ATI card and have had no problems since.
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Ive not had much experience with NVidia, but ATI works fine for me.
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