Whew!! Almost information overload there!! I had considered chip
replacement on the card I have with what is probably a bad address. I
would like to find a way to test the memory chips on board before
starting in with a soldering iron. I had thought I might try to come
up with a NOS bare chip somewhere. It has been a long time since I
bought chips though and I am not sure where to look anymore. One of
my old favorites, Microprocessors Unlimited, has fallen off the edge
of the earth. Another idea was to swap ROM chips between cards. Not
sure if that is a good idea or not. Once again, advice will be
appreciated. That card will change resolutions from the TT control
panel. The monitors I am using are an old apple and a mitsubishi,
both with a maximum res of 640 X 480 and a vga or svga that can go up
to 1024 X 768. Both cards have standard vga connectors and apple
connectors. I don't think either were OEM from apple but probably
after-market or OEM for a clone.
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