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Looks OK to me. You shouldn't have any problems with it. Also your graphics card is nvidia which is a good thing as you won't be pulling your hairs out trying to install drivers... or maybe you want to pull your hairs out? If so, get an ATi
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Looks good to me.
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Oh ATi, yeah right! I have other reasons to pull my hairs out and really don't need new one. And beside i just got a new hair cut LOL and my barber really knows more about hair than me, so i'll let those things to him LOLOLOL
but back to the subject so, you mean that with this hardware opensuse will make full use of it (e.g. opensuse will make use of the full power of the graphic card, without me having to pull my hairs out)?! Thank you so much for all your help I intent to put o-n-l-y opensuse in this computer, so it has to work like a charm
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Yes, it will. The HW you chose is pretty standard so it shouldn't give you any (major) problems
If you still want to check on things, SUSE has a hardware compatibility list (HCL), though note that it isn't always up to date and some things may be missing http://en.opensuse.org/Hardware
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OK, since some of the pieces of the hardware i listed above are not for sale anymore
... i would like to know about this ones:MotherBoard: ASUS P5KPL-AM EPU G31 775C2D 1333 2XDDRII800 VGA PCI-X CPU: INTEL® PENTIUM® DUAL-CORE E6300 2.8GHZ 775 FSB1066 2MB RAM: KINGSTON 2GB DDR2-800 MODULE Graphic Card: XFX GF 9400GT 1GB DDR2 DVI HDTV PCI-X I'm sorry for asking again, i've checked the Hardware page and i didn't find any Motherboards, CPU's or RAM's listed for desktops... can you please enlighten me why there aren't none??? Also... the new graphic card i found isn't listed there either... does this mean that it is not compatible with suse? Thanks Last edited by SpeccyMan; 03-Nov-2009 at 13:41. Reason: changing graphic card from 512mb to 1Gb |
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There doesn't appear to be anything particularly unique about your new setup. All of the hardware looks pretty standard.
Any Nvidia card is covered by Nvidia's proprietary driver, so there's no worry there, you just need to remember to install the driver. You should be good to go.
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Hi
I have installed openSUSE on ASUS P5KPL before. That was probably a different flavour of the board, but it should work anyway. Be aware that this MotherBoard has an integrated VGA controller. When you add another graphics card I guess you have to select the right one in the BIOS. |
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Well, i've installed it today and so far so good!!!
![]() However i had to change the Graphic card for the 9500GT since the shop didn't had the one i choose the last time (anyway this is a bit better )now... there is still a small little detail i need help with: i've found this page Nvidia Installer HOWTO for SUSE LINUX users which tells how to install the drivers. but in there is "Directory on Server: /opensuse/11.1" should i follow the instructions exactly or should i change the directory to "Directory on Server: /opensuse/11.2" since i'm using 11.2??? Thanks |
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