Re: CPU recommendations *avoid Intel-Shite*
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On Sat, May 03, 2003 at 04:11:48PM -0700, Troy Arnold wrote:
> My experience with N's drivers has been truly excellent, and being a
> gamer I'm probably pickier than most. And BTW, I think they've shown
> terrific improvement over time (I started using them when a tnt2 was
> good, and just yesterday plopped in a ge4.)
I started a TNT2 when it was still considered a pretty good card. I
thought about the nForce. But then I looked at how much farther along
the ATI Radeons were in terms of software support and stability, when
at the time I got my TNT2, the two manufacturers cards both ran
equally craptastically in Linux. ATI got the job done by doing what
nVidia needs to have done all along: release the specs so the
community can attack it on thier own. Yes, I appreciate nVidia's
effort, but they're crippling it with weird licensing and no specs.
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.''`. Baloo Ursidae <baloo@ursine.dyndns.org>
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