> At 18:18 -0800 on 21/12/02, flawed jai wrote:
>
> >is this a thunder card and the seller just doesnt know it? or is there
a
> >supermac GX card that isn't a 'thunder' card?
>
> More likely the former, since the answer to the latter is "no."
>
> >and does this HAVE To be used with a supermac monitor? will it work on
a
> >Mac monitor? I have a multiscan 14, a 15, and three smaller color
> >monitors.
>
> It'll work with any monitor that supports the resolutions that card will
drive.
> --
>
> the pickle
>
> FAQ <http://macfaq.org/index.shtml>
...Or it may be that this is a Radius GX card...maybe the seller has them
mixed up somehow. (Radius did acquire SuperMac sometime in the mid-'90s.)
The Radius DirectColor GX is a card for the AppleColor High Resolution 13"
RGB monitor & possibly monitors that clone the exact video signal (640 x
480 only). It is not useable with most modern monitors, including Apple's
more recent 14" monitors, owing to a conflict with the EnergyStar power
saving feature, so I would avoid it, if that's what it is.
--
Over,
Jutso
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