Looking for graphics card for T2000

is X3768A a PCI-X graphics card I can use in T2000?
if not can you recommend any cheap ones ?
thanks

Why do you insist on needing a GUI ?
Your T2000 is a server. Servers "serve". They do not need a GUI.
That is why there isn't a graphics processor integrated into its design.
This question has been asked over and over again, phrased many different ways but asked the same way, in these forums for as long as they've ever existed from Sun Microsystems and now into Oracle's hosting of them.
The question seems to be: "If I can't use the mouse, I don't know what to do".
Let me ask you a question back at you: What will you do when there is a catastrophic failure on some filesystem or within some application and the system reverts back to its default CLI console ? You will need to interact with it using the default Bourne shell to repair it. That's what system administrators need to occasionally do, and you'd better get accustomed to that scenario.
Here's a link to the T2000 system documentation
http://docs.oracle.com/cd/E19076-01/sparc.t2k/index.html
Read its brief Getting Started Guide and its Server Administration Guide.

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Hi there!
Wishing a Happy New Year to yo'all!
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I'd even do an out right swap for the NVIDIA Quadro FX 4500 and a good condition and working Apple OEM Nvidea GeForce 6600!? Heard this is more than a fair deal...
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Hi-
You can buy a Geforce 6600LE at We Love Macs. They aren't cheap, though.
This eBay seller has several of the 6600LE cards, at a much better price. The seller is very reliable (from experience) and carries the positive feedback to support my recommendation.
This 7800GT is also a good possibility. It takes only one slot, and provides much better performance than the 6600LE.
This flashed 7800GT is also an option. A flashed card is one that has the PC ROM replaced with Mac ROM. Again, this seller knows his stuff.....
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Hi there!
Wishing a Happy New Year to yo'all!
Was wondering whether someone might help me out with a minor issue I'm having...
I have recently acquired a Quad 2.5GHz PPC G5. When I bought it, it came installed with a NVIDIA Quadro FX 4500 graphics card, which works just fine. Heard these cards are very good for 3D rendering, etc...
However... As I am an audio engineer, I don't need a flashy graphics card... Instead I need "flashy" sound cards...
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But here's the problem... My Quad PPC has 4 PCIe slots, which should be fine for my arrangement i.e. one slot for graphics card, one for PCIe Symphony card, two for UAD-2 Quad cards... BUT the damnable NVIDIA Quadro FX 4500 takes up two PCIe slots!!!
I have looked on line to find out what the Quad 2.5GHz G5 PPC was originally supplied with: an Apple OEM Nvidea GeForce 6600. However these are rare and hard to come by now-a-days... And I can't wait forever till one pops up for sale.
So... Can anyone recommend to me a graphics card that will work in the Quad 2.5GHz G5 PPC... AND take up only one PCIe slot and be able to run a 30 inch DVI Apple display i.e. it needs two DVI ports???
Cheers in advance!
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Hi, Polynomial. Try posting the question in one of the G5 forums. Most MacBook Pro owners aren't likely to be of much help with it.

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Hi Marc, Im have the exact same specification machine dell 2400 and am looking to install a 20" studio display. I was just wondering if you suceeding in finding a suitable graphics card to support the monitor.
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Hi:
You are rather limited with the 240W power supply.
I would get a used low profile ATI Radeon 2400 HD 256 MB PCIe card on eBay.
This Dell card I posted should work just fine.
http://www.ebay.com/itm/Dell-ATI-Radeon-HD-2400PRO-320-5891-/280798788349?pt=PCC_Video_TV_Cards&hash...
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http://www.newegg.com/Product/ProductList.aspx?Submit=ENE&N=100006662&IsNodeId=1&Description=HD%2064...
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>often find it's my graphics that freeze up
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