Hello Electro,
I am more searching for recent first hand user experiences. More like "i have this videocard and it works like that with this driver".
Because i have read a lot off theoretical information, for instance what videocards are officialy supported by the vendors.
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Matrox Parhellia has very little support in Linux and people rarely use it because it performs worst than it is advertise.
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I know the Parhellia was not a fast videocard, but the image quality is superior to most other vendors. And i know the support is verry bad.
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ATI FireGL is old these days
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The FireGL has a big histrory but is still in production and based recently developed gpu's.
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and ATI's software support in Linux is improving but not enough to provide performance and ease of setup.
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Thats true
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nVidia Quadro is old, but well supported.
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nVidia Quadro is still in production and based recently developed gpu's.
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Right now the consumer grade or gramer grade has workstation cards beat in memory bandwidth and speed (polygon/verticies count).
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Thats defenetly not true, the Firegl's/quadro's and Radeon's/geforce's have the same gpu's only the firegl's/quadro's have extensions on board ragarding opengl and have moor clockspeed, more memory and in windows better drivers. Under linud the drivers for the Firegl's/quadro's and Radeon's/geforce's are the same.
Sow i am defenetly searching for people with recent first hand experiences, especialy with the firegl.
