Very slow speeds issue.

[Snippet]

haha, Yea I only bought this mobo because at the time I did not have a job, so I could not buy a video card at the same time. Im gonna be getting something around the line of a 7300 (256). Nothing too expensive, just good enough to run my games.

EDIT: Something that I find odd though is that this card can run Unreal Tournament 2004 fine with low/medium graphics. (but that was on xp)

[Ed]

If your mobo takes PCI-E then a 7300GT would be a very good choice. Far quicker than the cards below it and in some cases it'll match a 7600GS.

If it takes AGP then the 7300's are not available on AGP. The 7600GS is coming out on AGP about now. Give it a month for the prices to settle and for them to be widespread.

If it only gives you PCI then the fastest NVIDIA on PCI is a 5500. There are very few of them though. The 5200 is for widespread and far better value but they are still scarce and many etailers just won't stock them. The MX420, 440 and 4000's are more widespread but may not be much better than your existing graphics.

[BMWDriver]

Hey, I got a problem

When I boot up Nexuiz, its slow as hell. Also, I see the menu but the center part is all black (I dont know its suppsoed to be) and the sound is all choppy. I am using linux (debian) and my video card is an onboard ""Intel Graphics Adapter V6.14.10.3847"" running on a ""AsusP5GD1-VM-UAY0Z"" motherboard with an ""Intel 3.0 (hyperthreading"" cpu and 1 gig of ddr ram. I am using the 2.4.27-2-386 Kernel, I did not download any extra drivers for the video card so whatever linux gave me as default is whats running.

Thx for any help, Snippet

I get the exact same problem, but also with Alien Arena 2007, which I think uses the same engine.

I have an ATI 9600 Pro with ATI's Linux drivers installed, AC97 sound onboard my ASUS A7N8X, run by an AMD 2600+ Barton Core with 512MB memory.

I'm at a loss as well.

[esteel]

This sounds like you have a mixed installation of the ati driver and the mesa software driver.. What output do you get from glxinfo | grep -i direct ?