On Mittwoch, 22. August 2007, b.n. wrote: > Volker Armin Hemmann ha scritto: > >> - supported Intel onboard video card with its own video RAM > >> - good supported onboard audio with 5.1 surround > > > > you can not put an amd chip on an intel board a vice versa. > > *bangs on his head* - of course... This thing is becoming harder than I > thought. Buy new mobo+cpu+ram, ok. mobo+cpu+ram+sound card, less than ok > but doable. Mobo+cpu+ram+soundcard+videocard... > > The videocard looks like a bad problem. Newer ATIs are, AFAIK, not well > supported by open source drivers. nVidia 3d open source support is > currently none. I don't like proprietary drivers, not that much because > of ideological reasons but because I found they're extremly annoying to > maintain (kernel or xorg updates easily break them).
and with intel onboard 3d performance is non existant too.... > > >> And what about the cpu cooling fan? > > > > buy a 'boxed' cpu. The coolers are good enough. > > Are they silent too? I really need silent things. depends.. what is 'silent' my cooler is pretty 'silent' until I start compiling stuff and it reaches 6000 rpm... because my case starts to swing... but even a good, 'silent' cooler is cheap today. So are 6XXX nvidia video cards for pcie slots. Why not go to a friend how nows about hardware and let him built a pc for you? or ask your friendly hardware dealer? -- [EMAIL PROTECTED] mailing list
