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> Optimum performance means probably one with a dual dvi output. Then it |
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> depends on what the customer actually wants. Is 3d performance important? |
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> Is support for the latest features important? Basically there is the |
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> choice between ati and nvidia chipsets. If you want 3d and dual monitor, |
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> the 2048x2048 virtual screen limitation for the opensource ati driver |
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> probably counts it out. I don't know whether that limit exists in the |
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> closed driver, or in the nvidia driver. In maturity the nvidia closed |
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> driver probably is better than the closed ati driver. |
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Does it mean, that probably NVidia GF 7600 256MB DDR3 with closed-source |
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binary drivers is good choise?? |
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On the other hand, I think - all community waits for open-source graphic |
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card with dual DVI output && drivers in kernel ;)) - as many people |
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start to look at Linux-based workstations for professional use.. |
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Anybody knows WHEN it could be available? I heard the project was in |
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development, estimated price was about 200Euros.. |
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> Paul |
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Piotr |
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