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[ubuntu] I would like to see a list of recommended graphic cards.

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http://ubuntuforums.org – I would like to see a list of recommended graphic cards (which is out on the market at the present) for Linux. From what I have read here on this Ubuntu.org forum and on other forums, some of the newer cards from ATi have been a bit problematic. Some cards from the AMD ATi 4000 family have come to the AGP and it would be interesting to see if anyone have had success with these with Linux for example. (Hardware)

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Submitted by colm on 07/18/2009 – Made popular on 07/18/2009

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