jh5y+@andrew.cmu.edu (Jordan Powell Hargrave) (09/16/90)
Just a few questions:
Has anyone had any experience with any of the new Trident 8900 chipset
VGA boards? (eg. Trident & Logix) I have the Logix VGA 1000 and have
been quite impressed with its performance. (Only have 256K on it, Ick! :-<)
Is it true that they have a 24-bit palette? I will be getting a new
computer soon and want to have state-of-the-art equipment. :->
Also, which monitors would be best to use with these cards? I am looking
for non-interlaced monitors at 1024x768, 14" or 16". I have heard good
reviews for the Nanao and Mitsubishi monitors. Has anyone had any
problems/praises with these monitors?
Thanks,
Jordan Hargrave
Carnegie Mellon Universitya752@mindlink.UUCP (Bruce Dunn) (09/26/90)
> e4666881@rick.cs.ubc.ca writes: > A good 1024 x 768 monitor which is non-interlaced would be the > Seiko 1450. Its an excellent monitor with a very back picture > tube. Another vote from me for the Seiko monitor. It has a very fine dot-pitch, leading to sharp characters. 1024 x 768 with an ATI card gives no flicker, even when using the monitor in a room with fluorescent lighting. -- Did you hear the joke about the scientist whose wife had twins? - He baptized one and kept the other as a control. Bruce Dunn Vancouver, Canada a752@mindlink.UUCP
e4666881@rick.cs.ubc.ca (richard louie) (09/27/90)
A good 1024 x 768 monitor which is non-interlaced would be the
Seiko 1450. Its an excellent monitor with a very back picture
tube.
Another good monitor would be the Sony 1304.
Richard
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