OKay, I want to upgrade the video and sound card on one of my PC's, to put ubuntu on it. i already have it up to 2GB ram. It has two PCI Slots. Are all video and sound cards that use the PCI interface compatible with my motherboard, or are their other factors to include in choosing a video card?
I've been using onboard video, installed F16 64 a couple days ago, followed leigh's driver instructions, and want to see if the video card is working.
I want to install a video card into a server. When it is inserted, server does not boot up and there is no video signal coming from video card. 4 LEDs at the back of the motherboard show pattern G-R-R-A which means "Disabling the console controller" (see Appendix C in manual). There was another (older) video card in that PCI slot and it worked fine.
hi,
Here is the short of it, I had fedora 17 up and running and had some motherboard issues. Had to change motherboard and the video card but used the same disk. Brought up fedora loaded the nvidia driver for the nvidia card and all was well. Used that for a while and now repaired my motherboard that has an on board video.
Hi,
I am in the mood to upgrade all my hardware and I just want to make sure it's all Ubuntu compatible. Here's what I am thinking of putting together:
Motherboard: ASUS P7P55D Pro
CPU: i7 860
RAM: Corsair XMS3 DDR3 1333 MHz
Hard drives: 4 x 1Tb Seagate Barracuda 7200.12 in a RAID 10
Video Card: ASUS ENGTX275
Hey guys, just a general enquiry...
I have an HP Compaq D330 DT which I wanna replace the video card on. Thinking on buyin' a nVIDIA model. The motherboard is an Intel o85ch.
What would be a generally poweful video card, but one good for linux, cheap and compatible. be creative, post your thoughts
THANKS!
I got a new video card (Nvidia Galaxy Geforce 9500 gt) and 2 gigs of ram on black friday, and have been having some issues since installed. I would be doing something, playing wow, checking out facebook, anything, and i would randomly crash. Getting a blue screen which i never have time to figure out what it all means. I reverted to the old ram setup, and this still happened.
I have a USB expansion card/unit. Is there any way to know which USB version it is. It is not a PCI card. It does fit in the expansion slots at the back of the computer where a PCI card would normally go, but it connects to the on-board 9-pin USB. There is no information, on the unit, about manufacturer or anything.
hi,
I would like to know whether fedora can run on or support this motherboard.
GA-P55-UD4P with intel p55 chipset.
http://www.gigabyte.com.tw/Products/...me=GA-P55-UD4P.
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