on 8/11/03 9:43 PM, NoradNinja at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > If you bought the retail Mac Ed. 7000, it came with an ATI made adapter > for just this purpose. If not, you can get one at macresq.com for very > cheap. Dont buy the kind with the switches unless you have a > fixed-frequency fixed-resolution monitor (i.e.; a [EMAIL PROTECTED] or a > monitor that only has one resolution); if you have a multisync > (multiscan, multiresolution) the card will switch the resolution etc > for you. > Will the straight monitor cable DB15-F to DB15-F not do the same thing, as the adapter, or does it have to be an Apple cable with the adapter thingy? I saw the type you're talking about on ebay but I thought maybe a regular monitor cable might work and save me from having to buy an adapter but I don't want to blow the card or the monitor. I didn't buy the regular retail box one. I was able to get one open tested for $80 instead of $120. Trying upgrade on a budget so to speak. Thanks, Craig
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