Sorry for spamming... but I really want to ask as I have read more.

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>From the man page of radeon on current, R400 series has 3D hardware
acceleration... so what is R400 series? Is RV410, R420, R423/R430 and
R480/R481? What concerns me now is that they all says (2D only), is
the one with no 2D only are the one with 3D support, is it? But it
seems like all R300 and R400 series are 2D only... or does it only
meant that 3D for these cards are experimental? And what does it mean
to be experimental in this case? The driver might break?

2007/4/24, Sunnz <sunnzy@gmail.com>:
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> Ahhh actually I just typed in man radeon and there's some list of
> supported chipsets(?), I don't know why I didn't looked there in the
> first place!!! I guess I expected the X site would have some info...
>
> But still, I never used Radeon cards before if you have some links
> that explains how their 'seris' work it would be great... it is said
> that:
> hardware 3D acceleration (experimental on  R300  and
>        R400 series cards)
>
> Well I'd need a PCI-E card so what should I really look for? A R400
> PCI-E card? It says experimental so is it unstable?
>
> Thanks.
>
> 2007/4/24, Sunnz <sunnzy@gmail.com>:
> > Anyone running current with Xorg7.2 with a radeon card?
> >
> > I always used nVidia cards but I have been told that radeon has the
> > best 3D support as far as free software solution goes... so I have
> > been thinking of getting a radeon instead.
> >
> > I tried to find a list of supported cards by the radeon on the X.org
> > wiki... but unfortunately it is very bad documented there... a 404
> > error!!! :O
> >
> > So I am wondering if anyone knows what radeon cards are supported by
> > this radeon driver in Xorg 7.2 and what's the state of its 3D
> > capability on OpenBSD using 100% free code?
> >
> > Cheers,
> > Sun.
> >
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