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...a Fermi. If it says 192 or 384 > cores then it will almost certainly be a Kepler (which is what you > want). I can't know without buying it whether is it Fermi or Kepler, right? I get only these informations from that card: VGA GIGABYTE NVIDIA GEFORCE GT730, GV-N730D5-2GI, 2GB DDR5, 902/5000MHz, HDMI, DVI-D, D-sub Is this a Fermi or a Kepler card? > For the best open-source support, I recommend sticking with an > on-board Intel GPU, or if that's insufficient (esp recent stuff has > been getting pretty speedy), getting something from AMD. I don't have on-board Intel GPU...

...this motherboard AMD Radeon graphics cards at all? If yes, does nouveau support these two Radeon cards with OpenGL of course: 1. VGA ASUS AMD Radeon R7 240, R7240-2GD3-L, 2GB DDR3, 128bit, 730/1800MHz, HDMI, DVI-D, D-sub 2. VGA ASUS R7260X-OC-2GD5, AMD ATI RADEON R7 260X, 2GB GDDR5, 128-bit, 1075/5000MHz, 2x DVI, 1x HDMI, 1 x Display Port, 1 x DVI to D-Sub adaptor, PCI Express 3.0 -- Best, Pali

Hi, I'm currently use GeForce 7600 GT with nouveau driver. This is a very old graphic card without OpenGL support. I want to use nouveau driver in the future too. So I'm in doubt in that that whether to buy GeForce GT730 or GTX 750 Ti card? I don't want to run super 3D game applications but only: games-adventure/pioneer <http://pioneerspacesim.net/> sometimes and SweetHome3D