On Mon, Dec 23, 2002 at 11:49:30AM -0700, Brian Cluff wrote:
> That sounds like a GREAT box, and isn't so bleeding edge that you will have to 
> track down weird drivers to get it to work.
> Just one more thing I though I would throw in,  if you want to do anything 
> with 3D graphics, you will probably want to go with a ATI Radeon card, any 
> model,  they have 3D support built in by default and shouldn't give you too 
> many headaches getting it up and running. 

I would like to point out that if you want decent drivers for gaming or
something that you go with a radeon 8500 or higher, and you have to get
the drivers from ati and install them. Not sure how difficult it is
because i have a 7000 :( And quite frankly the acceleration sucks. I get
about 15 fps when playing a game like counter strike or quake. The
nvidia cards are cheap and the drivers are great ... once you get them
isntalled.

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