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You don't need to install any driver, you already have one on your system. Support for this card ended 4 years ago, the preinstalled free driver is the only one still supporting this card (and it does a very good job). However, there is no way to magically give your card OpenGL 3 support.
Using Linux I can usually keep using the same computers for years for most things but they soon become obsolete for new games.
I might try to find a second hand graphics card that can support OpenGL 3. As I said I haven't done anything with graphics cards in Linux before. So any advice on a cheap card that would work reliably with Ubuntu 12.4 would be appreciated. If I can get this PC to play a few games it would be great but I know it wont be able to do much so I'm not going to spend too much money on it.
I've been interested in Shadowrun Returns, and Shadowrun Online (when it is released). Any idea what is the minimun graphics card required for these games? I know these might have to wait until I get another PC.
However, if you 'just want to play' you might as well get an used older Radeon HD card for cheap, the free driver offers the required OpenGL 3 support with those and it runs pretty damn well with Source based games - especially with a more recent system (Ubuntu 13.10 e.g.)
Will this support OpenGL 3 on Ubuntu? Will I need to install drivers?
With a Geforce you will probably need to install drivers. While the free nouveau driver already claims to support OpenGL 3, the stability and performance differs vastly among the supported cards, so it would be definitely better to install the proprietary nvidia driver.