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Old 05-18-2003, 10:18 PM   #1
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chaintech geforce mx400, plug and play?

I was going to get a geforce video card and was wandering if the chaintech one worked without installing the drivers because i have no video card and it might be hard to install if I cant see anything on my monitor
 
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It's a pretty safe bet to assume that
you'll be at least able to get a text-mode
up and running, most likely even X11
with VESA drivers ...


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