Originally posted by: n0cmonkey
Matrox is the only company that has provided good support for Linux and other UNIX-like OSes. Ill continue to purchase their cards.
Originally posted by: Nemesis77
Originally posted by: rickn
Apparently you haven't owned a G400. I'm still using mine in my gaming machine. It ran Quake 3 just fine at 1024. It also runs UT at 1024 very smoothly. The only game I ever had a problem playing was the Tribes series.
Umm, yes I did own a G400. And at 1024x768 32bbp with Trilinear filtering, maximum texture detail = a slideshow on G400.
So why not drop the details a bit?
Originally posted by: BlvdKing
I disagree with you on this one. The Detonator drivers for Linux provide 3D performance that is on par with Windows performance. They are also easy to install and updated frequently. NVidia definately provides excellent Linux support; just because their drivers aren't open sourced doesn't mean that they don't provide any support.
I will take your word on Matrox Linux support. I have to say that I wouldn't mind excellent 2D and 3D quality in Linux, so the Matrox card is appealing. Right now NVidia is top dog in Linux for 3D gaming IMO.
Originally posted by: n0cmonkey
Matrox is the only company that has provided good support for Linux and other UNIX-like OSes. Ill continue to purchase their cards.
Of course, that's a matter of OPINION. This is the BFG that calls anything under 100FPS a "slideshow".Absolute rubbish. The G400 will be generating total slideshows in those games using those settings.