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In message <Pine.SOL.3.95.970309113747.3502A-100000@rain>, Scott McDermott <scottm@kcls.org> writes >I'm thinking of replacing my 755CX. Looking at the 365XD's. How's the >performance on these? How badly are they hurt by not having a secondary >cache? Is it halfway decent for gaming? Or should I bite the bullet and >go with a 760? How well are Linux & Solaris supported on the 365 and 760? > >Important consideration: My 755 doesn't use the whole screen for 640x480 >or 320x200. Will either the 365 or 760 do this? > The lack of secondary cache does hurt the 365 a lot in processor intensive applications, esp games. If you have the money, I'd go for a model from the 760 range. Linux is well supported, don't know about Solaris. The 760 range does offer a 640x480 screen expansion (I believe its called presentation mode), but the results can be blocky at times. Best to try the games you wish to play before you buy. -- Rajesh Varia