Try Recycle IT in Osbourne Park - they have had a lot of older macs
through in the last 6 months and I managed to grab a Mac Matrox
Mistique card. You should also find that any Matrox Millenium or
Mystique card can be bios flashed to run in a mac (you flash it on
the Mac and you need at least one running display)
Hi guys,
I need some help on the use of a video display. I had a PowerMac 7600
that had a ATI Mach64 video display card in it running to monitors. It
worked great until the computer started to have other problems and I
needed to replace it. I got a G3 266 mhz beige machine and put the
same video display card in it and it would not work! One monitor would
come on and the other would simply show snow! I tried a number of
things with no change. I have been looking all over the web for any
indication that there might be an incompatibility problem with the G3.
All I can find is information on folks using pre-G3 machines with this
display board, but no conclusive evident of it actually not working
with a G3. Anyone out there used a video display card with a Beige G3
to run dual monitors? Help!!!!!!!!!!!
Any idea where I can find conclusively what video card will work with
my Beige G3?
Thanks,
Cal Conkey
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