You are saying if I had a good card and no res switches in the adaptor I
would have available resolution choices in the Monitors control panel? (At
present I have only whatever is determined by the little switches in the
adaptor - a very happy 1024 x 768 at 74.9Hz). My monitor is something
rebadged? The plate at back says Sony Corp, GDM 1961.
Model: � � � GDM-1961
Max Resolution: � � � 1280 x 1024
Sync Type: � � � Sync on Green
H Freq/ V Freq: � � � 70-80khz / 75hz
Tube Manufacturer: � � � DEC
Monitor Type: � � �
Tube Model: � � � VRT19-HA
Tube Size: � � � 19
Connector: � � � BNC
Actually, this is what I meant exactly. This is the type of setup I had with my Hitachi 21" / Beige G3 DT / Rage 128. Worked Beautifully...
-Josh
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