Sure if it is a supported card....just because it is on the motherboard does not mean much other than it is probably cost cutting measure. Is it ATI, then that should work. Regards, Jon On Sat, 19 May 2001, Jean-Paul Faessen wrote:
---------- Doorgezonden boodschap ---------- Subject: [SLE] Integrated Graphic Card Date: Thu, 17 May 2001 16:00:42 +0200 From: "Huerta, Gerardo"
Hello,
The question is:
Can I add a graphic card to a PC that has already an integrated graphic card ? Will linux and sax use it ?
Anyone who has tried it, please give me a hint.
Thanks.
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You can. You just have to disable your integrated videocard in the BIOS. Put your PCI or AGP card in the board and perform install. Should work fine. If it doesn't,consider reinstall of your system.
Jean-Paul Faessen
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