Why does it have to be an NVIDIA card? I have found that ATI's linux
drivers are light years ahead of NVIDIA's... in terms of stability at least.
gLaNDix (Jesse Kaufman) wrote:
i asked this a while back, but either didn't get many specific
responses or i deleted them and can't remember what people suggested! :p
anyway, i'm wanting to replace my ATI AIW 9600 non-pro in my myth
frontend with a non-capture video card (i really want the AIW in my
windows box, since parts of the card are going to waste currently) ...
i'm def on a budget, so not looking into the highest, most
cutting-edge nvidia cards, but i want something that will last me a
while and is comparable to the Radeon 9600 ...
i've got a transcoder already, so as long as it has a second vga-out,
i'm fine ... however, if it's supported, i could always use a
single-head vid card, since i've got my system's framebuffer support
configured so it outputs 480p, so my hdtv works as a monitor ... but,
i'm not sure if all the tv-related tweaks (hd timings, center mode
stuff, etc) are all supported on a single-vga card ... i'm wanting to
spend well under $100 ... anyone recommend any specific nvidia cards
to check out? not interested in gaming, so 3D performance means
nothing to me, only movie quality
-g-
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