At 3:13 PM -0700 11/7/01, Aaron wrote:
>Is it possible to get a PCI video card designed for wintel machines
>to work in a MacOS system? I tried the Diamond Multimedia Stealth 64
>Graphics 2000 PCI card in my SuperMac S900. Apple System Profiler
>recognizes it, but not the attached monitor, and nothing else (like
>Monitors & Sound CP) recognizes even the card.
>
>Is there a difference between the video circuitry on PCI Macs/clones
>and Wintel machines or is it a software problem? I have several
>other Macs and a StarMax 4000/200. Before I go to the effort of
>trying the card in various machines, I want to know if there's
>anything to gain -- or anything to lose, beside time -- in doing so.
Aaron,
From the limited knowledge (please other listas jump in here and
correct any inaccuracies) I have about this, generally speaking for
Macs; PCI cards must be PCI 2.0 compliant and have the appropriate
Mac drivers to operate. The driver situation is usually the tricky
bit here though.
Cheers
Giles (c:=
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