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my video card ATI Radeon X1300 [solved]

Postby linuxnoob » Mon Apr 07, 2008 4:11 pm

Vendor: ‎ATI Radeon X1300 and later

this is my card, but it says its not 3d compatible any suggestions?

Dell E410
Intel 6600 processor (duo core)
2 GB Ram
320 GB Sata harddrive

this is close as i can get w/ my sytem at this time unless someone can tell me how to check exact hardware, and system, thank you

timmy
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Re: my video card

Postby slick50 » Mon Apr 07, 2008 4:49 pm

linuxnoob wrote:Vendor: ‎ATI Radeon X1300 and later

this is my card, but it says its not 3d compatible any suggestions?

Dell E410
Intel 6600 processor (duo core)
2 GB Ram
320 GB Sata harddrive

this is close as i can get w/ my sytem at this time unless someone can tell me how to check exact hardware, and system, thank you

timmy
Do a search in synaptic. ati the driver is in there for your card.

This proprietary ATI driver supports these products:
- Radeon 9500/9550/9600/9700/9800 cards
- Radeon X300/X550/X600/X700/X800/X850 scards
- Radeon X1300/X1600/X1800/X1900 cards
- Radeon Xpress 200/200M/1250 cards
- Mobility Radeon 9500/9550/9600/9800 cards
- Mobility Radeon X300/X600/X700/X800 cards
- Mobility Radeon X1300/X1400/X1600/X1800 cards
- FireMV 2200 cards
- FireGL X1-256p/X1-128/T2-128/Z1-128 cards
- FireGL X2-256 cards
- FireGL X3/X3-256 cards
- FireGL V3100/V3200/V3300/V3400 cards
- FireGL V5000/V5100/V5200 cards
- FireGL V7100/V7200/V7300/V7350 cards
- Mobility FireGL T2/V5000 cards

You should install this package if you want to enable the ATI
proprietary X.org driver for those cards.
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Postby linuxnoob » Mon Apr 07, 2008 5:39 pm

slick50 thanks for the help man, but i got that driver from synaptic, and also got the compiz-fusion icon (which i read somewhere would be what i need to get started w/ the eye candy) but....

still says no 3d desktop effect, and wont allow me to choose any other options in the Control Center>Hardware>Setup 3d Desktop.

i think this is such a cool option with all the screenshots i have looked at, would really like to check it out,

suggestions?

timmy
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Postby slick50 » Mon Apr 07, 2008 6:41 pm

linuxnoob wrote:also got the compiz-fusion icon (which i read somewhere would be what i need to get started w/ the eye candy) but....

Not really needed.

linuxnoob wrote:still says no 3d desktop effect, and wont allow me to choose any other options in the Control Center>Hardware>Setup 3d Desktop.


I don't know for sure. I have a ati radeon 9500 after installing the priority drivers from the repo on one of my laptops and it works for me.
Not sure about yours though. (Radeon X1300) But a simple Control Center> Hardware> Setup 3d enable compiz> Ctrl+Alt+Backspace and you should have it?

Unless you have something jacked up, or someone knows more about your particular video card.
Search the main forums for someone using the Radeon X1300...
I'm sure it is capable of doing 3D. :)
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Postby linuxnoob » Tue Apr 08, 2008 5:47 pm

Thanks for all the help guys up and running :wink:

not sure how to mark solved, been lookin lol, i'll figure it out, or if somone could tell me...or even if i can mark it solved...thank you
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This Worked For Me

Postby karlb » Wed Apr 09, 2008 11:06 am

Hi

I have a laptop using a ATI Radeon Xpress 200M and had the same problem.

What I did was download the latest drivers (Version 8.3) from the ATI website. Uninstalled the one from synaptic, then installed the one from ATI.

It seemed to work best with a fresh install of PCLOS and then install the driver from ati rather than the one in the repo.

Hope this is helpful.
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