[rescue] Stuff FS/FT

[Phil Stracchino]

On 03/30/11 22:09, Jonathan J. M. Katz wrote:
> What's the fastest of that bunch? I already have a 6600, and it has a
> slot for a 2nd (and it can share processing power between the two of
> them, I think.) I wonder if Linux supports that. Hmmm...

I don't actually know whether SLI requires an OS-level driver.  My
recollection, though, is that the 6600 chipset doesn't support SLI.


The fastest of those cards, by a large margin, is the Radeon 4350 card.
 That one I actually bought when I rebuilt babylon5, and just got it
back from warranty repair a couple of weeks ago (it failed after two
weeks).  Fortunately I didn't spend that much on it in the first place.

> On Wed, Mar 30, 2011 at 9:55 PM, Phil Stracchino <alaric at metrocast.net>
> wrote:
>> On 03/30/11 20:57, Jonathan J. M. Katz wrote:
>>> I'm looking for...
>>> * PCI-E Graphics Card
>>
>> What preferred chipset, or "any"?  I have several surplus PCI-E video
>> cards; one nVidia 6600GT I think, one nVidia 6800XT, one Radeon
>> HD4[mumble] ...  4350, I think.


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