[ale] OT: 64 MB DDR 4XAGP ATI 9000 Video Card
John Wells
jb at sourceillustrated.com
Tue Dec 31 18:08:05 EST 2002
Jonathon,
Cool thanks. I'll check http://powernotebooks.com out. I ended up
putting off the purchase, but have to make it tonight.
Perhaps the Geforce 4 option with the dell (if I go that route) would be
best? Nvidia seems to be well supported.
Thanks!
John
Jonathan Rickman said:
> On Tue, 31 Dec 2002, John Wells wrote:
>
>> Sorry about numerous posts, but I'm in the midst of purchasing a Dell
>> laptop.
>>
>> Anyone know if this card is linux friendly? Support opengl? Good
>> quality?
>
> Looking at a machine with the same thing. Best I can tell, ATI offers a
> driver that apparently works, although based on what I've read the 3D
> capabilities are somewhat restricted. Red Hat lists it as "Community
> Knowledge" rather than RH supported, which basically means "Somebody got
> it working well enough to satisfy them". Take it for what it's
> worth...
>
> BTW, if you're into extreme performance in a laptop you should probably
> have a look at the Clevo manufactured machines sold by Sager, Alienware,
> M-Tech and Pro Star. Sure, it's not a Dell, but if you buy from the
> right re-seller you'll get good support. http://powernotebooks.com has
> garnered rave reviews. They sell the Sager line. You'll save a ton of
> money.
>
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