kus3@sphinx.uchicago.edu (Bob Kusumoto) (02/02/88)
I know RGB options exist with certain RAM boards but are there any stand only
RGB cards around anymore and if there are, where can I get one (a good mail
order company is prefered)
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Bob Kusumoto
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UUCP: ...{!ihnp4!gargoyle,!oddjob}!sphinx!kus3rmeyer@cca.CCA.COM (Richard Meyer) (02/05/88)
I tried to respond by mail, but our mailer won't cooperate: I am using Videa 7 Enhancer IIe, which is meant as a replacement of the 80 col card, and hence carries 64K of memory. The card has IBM RGB output (which is good, because I have a mix of machines). I have two cards, which I bought about 1.5 years ago from Programs Plus at 125$. The cards work very well, and I have had no problems with them. Programs Plus advertizes in Apple-dedicated journals (e.g., InCider). I have used them fairly often, and never had problems with them. In addition, Amdek used to make an RGB card that provides Apple-RGB pinout. The card was called DVM, and was available for the II+ and the IIe. Last time I checked, the card was about 115$. I have one, but I do not like it as well as the Video 7 card. You should be able to order the card directly from Amdek (if they still make it), if you cannot find it mail-order. (Amdek is in Illinois, I believe, and they advertise regularly in magazines, so you should have little trouble getting their telephone number). If you want any more info (including the tel. numbers), send me mail -- I don't have all the info handy here at work.