I know about GTX 750, though I looking for a video card that I can play games, though at the same time not break the bank, since I promised my parents that if they let me have the old tower that I wouldn't put more than a hundred dollars in it got the hard drive and optical drive to replace one, I going with 2gb of ram, though a bit confused on a decent video card, the board does have PCI-e x1 and pci-e x16 support
Linux Video Card on a budget
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How is AMD / ATI Linux support these days?
I've never had problems with any Nvidia card in Linux, currently running a GTX 760 in one machine, and a GTX 750 TI, without any issues. The Nivida Linux driver has always worked well for me.
I've never had problems with any Nvidia card in Linux, currently running a GTX 760 in one machine, and a GTX 750 TI, without any issues. The Nivida Linux driver has always worked well for me.
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