Red Hat 8.0, which Video card is most compatible?? HELP!!
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Red Hat 8.0, which Video card is most compatible?? HELP!!
Hello all. I want to put this out here now. I am a Linux newbie, but learning more everyday due to great sites like these. I started out with a S3 Savage IX video card that causes Red Hat to crash at random times from right at boot to 10 minutes after boot. I then went to the closet and pulled out an old Trident TGUI9680-1 card with no luck, and currently have an equally as old Cirrus Logic card installed now. Yes I am up and running, but this 640x480 is killing me... lol
My main question is:
Which video card is the most compatible with Red Hat 8.0, Nvidia or ATI and what chipsets are recommended?? (pro's/con's etc..)
Distribution: Emacs and linux is its device driver(Slackware,redhat)
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i got nvidia geforce 2 go on my laptop works perfect with nvidias driver nvidias drivers are easy to install precompiled for redhat but for ati you have to compile them
unfortunately only the highend cards are supproted by ATI but Nvidia with its "unidriver" any video card will work as long as it has an nvidia chipset on it!
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