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From: aaron@stat.tamu.edu (Aaron Hightower)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.amiga.graphics
Subject: Re: NEC 3D owners please read!
Summary: The AWESOME NEC Multisync 3D
Keywords: NEC 3D, A2320, Display Enhancer, Multisync
Message-ID: <13214@helios.TAMU.EDU>
Date: 8 Mar 91 22:13:24 GMT
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In article <236@nos850.UUCP> joem@nos850.UUCP (Joe Muller) writes:
>
> Ok people, I've posted this once before and got (what I thought) was
>a straight answer.  Now I have been reading about people who have 
>been 'using their NEC 3D with their display enhancer perfectly' and this
>is driving me batty.  I own a NEC 3D and I WANT a display enhancer but
>I would like to know if ANYONE has encountered ANY problems AT ALL using
>the NEC 3D in conjunction with the A2320 display enhancer.  Help!
>
> -Joe Muller
>
>P.S.  Please POST all replies here, since our feed has been kind of shaky.

I have an Amiga 3000 and a NEC MultiSync 3D.  The 3D hooked up perfectly and
it displays perfectly.  The thing that I really like about the NEC 3D is that I
can adjust the width and height of the screen to my liking and eliminate the
visibility of the "flicker bug" on the first horizontal row of the display.

While I am here, let me also say that I think that the NEC 3D is the (one of)
the best monitors you could use with the display enhancer.  I have been very
pleased with it, and have absolutely no complaints.  I previously owned a
Commodore 19xx (whatever it was) that really really sucked.  I traded it
for a Optiquest (non-flickering at 1024x768) monitor that was supposed to be
better than the MultiSync 3D (but it did not have width/height adjustment
available in the 31 Khz mode!!!).

Yes!  Definitely get your flicker fixer, and never buy a Commodore MultiSync
monitor, unless you are a glutton for self-punishment.

I hope I offended the right people at Commodore, but I wouldn't expect to be
so lucky.  I was really pissed about the lacking of quality with those damned
monitors.

- Aaron Hightower