[H-GEN] Sun WS monitors
David Jericho
davidj at in4free.com.au
Wed Jun 2 03:02:32 EDT 1999
(Note reply-to: being general at humbug.org.au vs David Jericho <davidj at in4free.com.au>)
On Wed, Jun 02, 1999 at 04:20:46PM +1000, Craig Armour wrote:
> yeah, Invariably, SUN monitors are fixed frequency and don't allow the
> multitude of resolutions that are available via a standard VGA adapter.
> the connector (the wide one) is a 13w3 connector. You can get 13w3 sun
> -> 15pin vga cables but tend to be expensive, of the order of $70, and I
> am not sure about the other way (which is what you require) but all
> aside, as long as you can put up with the 1 (maybe two or three)
> resolutions that your monitor can support, have a vga card that can
> support the resolutions your monitor can, and can find a cable, they
> should work fine.
Or alternately, you could buy a fixed frequency video card for you PC.
Last one I saw had 4MB of video ram and was a S3 Virge GX or something
respectable. IIRC, the price was $90. Don't quote me on that though
but I'd be warey if they charged more than $140 tops.
But at least _everything_ you display to it will come out on the monitor.
--
David Jericho
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