[plug] low end 3D video cards for linux and win

[senectus at emerge.net.au]

I can sell you a dual voodoo2 set of cards for $100.00 you want (they total 
16 meg of ram:-) (I also have a 12meg single voodoo2 for $65 If anyone else 
is looking..)
Voodoo2's work OK in linux.. I've never set them up though.. there was a site 
called voodoolinux.org or something once.. they might be able to help you..

Prolly not what your after but I thought I'd mention them anyhow..
Marcus


ri Finander <spodosaurus at start.com.au> said: 

> Hey again,
> 
> I'm out of hospital, and I'm recovering well.  We'll see if I set off
> metal detectors at the airport now :-)  Anyways, I was given a 3D game
> as a get well present and my 8mb Diamond Viper 550 AGP card does not
> meet the minimum system requirements.  I need to buy a new card that
> is at least 16mb but that will work well with both linux and windows
> (to cover the gap payments, which were worse than originally
> anticipated, I'm selling my linux box and making my main computer into
> a dual boot system which will hopefully evolve into a Linux with
> windows emulation system when I gain more Linux skills).  I'm
> restricted to the $100 price range (give or take a few dollars) and
> I'm hoping you guys can provide some advice on which cards to go with.
> I want the card to be able to work with windows and DirectX as well as
> with Linux and any future 3D games for Linux (I know I should be
> looking at a $400 GeForce, but I really cannot right now).  
> 
> Thanks in advance,
> 
> Ari
> spodosaurus at start.com.au
> 
> 
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