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I recently bought a GeForce FX 5500 for my pc, sadly it's only a PCI, I have no AGP. As of yet I haven't been able to get it to work.
I'm running SUSE 10 and when the card is in it recognises it and the drivers are there but the pc will not use the card to VGA output.
I know this is probably the wrong place but then again you guys are ht ebest people I could think of. If you do give help could you post as simply as possible as I'm a little dimm at times.
Well, I didn't think that I needed to. I probed my hardware in YaST and it gave me all the model numbers and alsorts and it said that it had a driver. In SuSE wouldn't I have to re-compile every time I did a Kernel update?
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