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Thread: The "best" video card for Knoppix.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Cuddles
    NVidia GeForce 4 MX 440 w/ 8 GB RAM
    Well, that explains it then. Not a lot of memory on that one. I've set aside 16 MB for video.

    I play tuxkart too, fun game ( if you like to play "air hockey", you might look at tuxpuck )
    Heh, tuxkart IS fun as is tuxracer. Never did manage to win in tuxpuck so I've just left that to my godson when he's around. Supertux (supermario clone) and Pingus (lemmings clone) are other one's he like (me too but he keeps beating me at them ).

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    O M G -=- I have all of those games installed too - I completed all the levels in SuperTux, now I'm into the "bonus levels"... Great game!

    Pingus is fun too, I'm currently stuck on the level where you have three choices to get them saved - I get the "floaters" fine, but havent worked out if I should "bridge" the gaps, or attempt to "jump" them across the three gaps

    Trick on TuxPuck - if you are playing against Arcania [sp] - when you are serving, wait till her paddle is going away from one side, and then serve your shot to that side - she cant move her paddle back to the "undefended" side very quickly... I still havent figured out her "spinning" serve, I keep thinking that it must have a "trigger" to show which side the serve is going to be "randomly" served to, but, I think its a "true random" decission though -=- she "usually" ace's me when she does the "spinning" serve...

    If you like SuperTux, I got a hold of Gold Runner, nice, named kgoldrunner... Some other fun games: monster masher, neverball, neverputt, galaga, trackballs, defendguin... and for the logic: mirrormagic, fish fellets, ksokoban... tetris like: petris and crack attack

    Did I say, I play lots of games, sometimes nothing more relaxing ( and nerve racking ) then a nice game ( grrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr ) [giggle]

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    Quote Originally Posted by Markus
    Quote Originally Posted by Cuddles
    NVidia GeForce 4 MX 440 w/ 8 GB RAM
    Well, that explains it then. Not a lot of memory on that one. I've set aside 16 MB for video.
    Oops, its a 64MB memory, its the 8X accelerator chip, my mistake - had to look at the box again - after installing it, getting the drivers going, didnt have much need to look at the box much after all of that, sorry

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    w/ 8 GB RAM
    aaawh, why did you say that cuddles. i was just going to ask where you bought a 440 with 8GB 8 gigabyte wooooooooo.
    64M is not as cool.

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    Really, thats for sure...

    I think it was taken as a typo, for MB, but, yeah, if I had a 8 "GB" video card, sheeesh, thats like 800 times more memory than my SYSTEM RAM - heck with running my video card ram from my system memory, get my SYSTEM to use the VIDEO instead ( ha ha ha )

    8 GB video ram - I think I'd want to have VIDEO shared RAM then that would be kewl

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