NVIDIA GeForce GT 220 compatibility with Ubuntu?

Asked by COLLIN BATH

I am new to Ubuntu and looking for some advise. I want to install a new graphics card on my PC that is running Ubuntu 10.06 LTS. I need a PCI Express graphics card that has an HDMI output on it as my TV only has an HDMI input. It has no VGA or DVI input. I am looking for a card that is good for watching HD content but does not need to be great for games. Can anyone recommend a card in the £50-£60 price range that works straight out of the box with Ubuntu? I have seen the PNY NVIDIA GeForce GT 220 which looks promising. Is anyone using this card in Ubuntu and if so does it install easily?

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actionparsnip (andrew-woodhead666) said :
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Nvidia are VERY supported in Linux and they have done so for more than 10 years now, unlike ATi who only recently started supporting it

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COLLIN BATH (bath-collin) said :
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Ok thanks for the feedback I think I'll go for the NVIDIA GeForce GT 220 then.

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Bohors (bohorsdegaunes) said :
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Hello
have you bought your GT220 ? Does it work well ?
Thank you back

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