On Thursday, June 13, 2002, at 03:35 , Ian Orchard wrote:

> Problem: my Matrox Mistral PCI card feeding by beloved 2nd monitor
> (can't live without a 2048 x 768 display) is not OSX savvy and Matrox
> have their head firmly in the sand regarding the approaching tsunami
> of OSX.
>
> I've had a look around and while I can get a new ATI Radeon 7000 Mac
> Edition from OWC for US$128, I thought I might check with eBay for a
> good second hand equivalent. ATI's driver page suggests that they are
> not putting out OSX drivers because the OS itself looks after this
> aspect.
>
> Is this true, and for what cards? What features of a card indicate it
> will work with OSX even if the seller listing all the flavours of
> Windows is unaware of Mac compatibility? Is it better to stick with
> cards that actually list OSX compatibility even if that involves a
> long wait.

I have a 32MB PCI Radeon 7000 from OWC in my B&W G3 and have been using 
without incident with two VGA monitors (using the included DVI-VGA 
adapter) with OS X.  The 7000 supports a myriad of display 
configurations, I have one monitor at 1600 x 1200 and the other at 1024 
x 768.  You can even use an ADC display with an adapter!

Great card, I love it!

GmG
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