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From: yu-d@dial1.cis.ohio-state.edu (Moonrise Programmer)
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Subject: 1M video card and fixed frequency monitor
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Date: 21 Dec 90 21:16:55 GMT
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	I was looking at a video card that has one meg on it and can reach
1024x768 with 256 colors.  It is the MVGA-T8900A Image Sharpener from Prolink
Microsystems.  It's using Trident chips on it.  The manual says that in order
to use the 1024x768x256 mode I have to have a multi-sync monitor or 8514.
It indicates that I can't use a fixed frequency monitor so I just want to make
sure, if I want to use this card to it's full potential do I have to buy a
NEC 3-D or Sony multi-sync?  Or can I use monitors like the Samsung CVB4581 
which is analog only but can do 1024x768.  Comments are much appreciated, I
will summarize the responses.

	David Yu

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