AFAIR the original Dock would go to 832x624, but the Dock Plus
increased that to 1024x768, both dependent of course on the attached
monitor.
On 23 Feb 2005, at 14:50, Art Rice wrote:
Hey Guys(and Gals)!
There is one way to get 16bit color with the 280C or 2300C- use it in
the DuoDock with an additional 512K VRAM installed, or in the DuoDock
Plus. the Plus comes with 1 meg of VRAM and will support 16 bit color,
although the manual doesn't say what the resolution is. It does
mention that it is compatible with VGA or SVGA (56hz) monitors. There
is a long list of Apple color monitors that the DuoDock Plus is
compatible with. You can also install a NuBus video card for even
better resolutions.
Art in Silicon Valley
Tom and Lisa P <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
>It doesn't have the VRAM to do it. It only has 512Kb of VRAM.
>640x480 is 300K pixels. To go to thousands of colors at 640x480 you
>need 600K of VRAM. To do 640x400 at thousands of colors you need
>just under 512Kb of VRAM so it dis do able.
>--
>Clark Martin
>Redwood City, CA, USA
>Macintosh / Internet Consulting
Its kind of a shame, in that once you transplant a 65225 video
controller in the place of the 65220, it can read 1 meg of VRAM, but
there is no good way to get the VRAM onto the board.
Mad Dog
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