Thanks to everyone who pitched in an opinion, that was indeed what I was
after; the sort of input you just don't get from an HCL. :)
Based on that, I think we'll go with ATI. My own experience with video
cards is pretty out of date these days; I still remember when a Voodoo
was the best you
Hi all.
We're in the process of drafting a proposal for upgrading the Debian
machines in our public computing lab, as well as replacing our last
remaining SGI machine with a Debian box. The SGI in particular is
mostly used for scientific visualization applications.
I know this question gets
quote who=Michael Jinks
Hi all.
We're in the process of drafting a proposal for upgrading the Debian
machines in our public computing lab, as well as replacing our last
remaining SGI machine with a Debian box. The SGI in particular is mostly
used for scientific visualization applications.
On Thursday 27 June 2002 04:37 pm, nate wrote:
quote who=Michael Jinks
Hi all.
We're in the process of drafting a proposal for upgrading the
Debian machines in our public computing lab, as well as replacing
our last remaining SGI machine with a Debian box. The SGI in
particular is
On Thu, 2002-06-27 at 18:35, Michael Jinks wrote:
I know this question gets asked on a regular basis, but given a need for
quick and clear 3D imaging (OpenGL, usually), is there currently a clear
preference for which video card to use?
I've had good experience with nVidia cards except their
On Fri, 2002-06-28 at 06:35, Michael Jinks wrote:
Hi all.
We're in the process of drafting a proposal for upgrading the Debian
machines in our public computing lab, as well as replacing our last
remaining SGI machine with a Debian box. The SGI in particular is
mostly used for scientific
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