shite@unf7.UUCP (Stephen Hite) (10/04/90)
The Subject: title is part 1. What I *really* want to know is what's the cheapest VGA card on the planet that uses the ET3000 or ET4000 chipset from Tseng Labs. Thanks for the info! ----------------------------- Steve Hite ...gatech!uflorida!unf7!shite
roell@informatik.tu-muenchen.dbp.de (Thomas Roell) (10/08/90)
I'm interested, too.
First some VGA's with ET3000 & ET4000
Genoa 5300,5400,5100 (ET3000)
Tricom (ET4000) (This is the Tseng VGA broard 8909 !@!!)
If someone is going to buy a VGA, I would recommend one with the ET4000 chip.
This Chip is about 2.5 times faster than the ET3000 for some applications.
- Thomas
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-------------------------------------------------------------------------------williams@nssdcs.gsfc.nasa.gov (Jim Williams (SYSGROUP)) (10/12/90)
I have a VGA board by Puretek that I'm happy with. It uses the ET4000, an came with 1MB of memory. Puretek are located in California, and were very responsive when I called them about getting the windows 3.0 drivers. A nice feature of this board is that it can drive a TTL monitor, if necessary. Since I was still shopping for a multisync monitor when I got the board it was nice to be able to use my old CGA monitor while I took my time looking for a real monitor. (I ended up with a NEC 4D, with which I'm very happy.) Spoken: Jim Williams Domain: williams@nssdcs.gsfc.nasa.gov Phone: +1 301 286-4405 UUCP: uunet!mimsy!williams USPS: NASA/GSFC, Code 633, Greenbelt, MD 20771 Motto: There is no 'd' in "kluge"! It rhymes with "huge", not "sludge".