The last ATI card that I owned was a Rage 128 with 16 MB of Video RAM. For what it was, it preformed great. I'm now looking at purchasing a Radeon 9000 to replace my somewhat outdated and slow GeForce2 MX. I really havnt seen many of the new radeons in action, and was wondering how well they compare to the new GeForce4 cards. Any opinions?
I dont personally own a portable mp3 player, but am concidering getting one. I have however, had the experience of using a couple of the Diamond Rio players, and really liked them a lot. I was concidering buying the Diamond Rio 600 not too long ago, but didnt have the money at the time.
Just my two cents..
Although my luck with Linux hasnt been all that good, I do know that it's a very worthwhile OS, and is great for desktop systems. I've seen it work perfectly on even laptop systems that arent even supported by versions of Windows other than ME (gasp!). If you have the ability to make Linux work for you, it's better than Windows any day.
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The last ATI card that I owned was a Rage 128 with 16 MB of Video RAM. For what it was, it preformed great. I'm now looking at purchasing a Radeon 9000 to replace my somewhat outdated and slow GeForce2 MX. I really havnt seen many of the new radeons in action, and was wondering how well they compare to the new GeForce4 cards. Any opinions?
I dont personally own a portable mp3 player, but am concidering getting one. I have however, had the experience of using a couple of the Diamond Rio players, and really liked them a lot. I was concidering buying the Diamond Rio 600 not too long ago, but didnt have the money at the time. Just my two cents..
Well, I havnt had a chance to really check it out, or try one, but I'd bet it would work great for gaming if set up for it :)
Although my luck with Linux hasnt been all that good, I do know that it's a very worthwhile OS, and is great for desktop systems. I've seen it work perfectly on even laptop systems that arent even supported by versions of Windows other than ME (gasp!). If you have the ability to make Linux work for you, it's better than Windows any day.