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Newbie: Help on buying gfx card ...

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From: howard daniel joseph
Date: Wed, 13 Mar 1996 00:44
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	Hey, I'm getting an A3000 with 3.1 in later this week. Once my 
funds recuperate from this purchase I'll be adding a netwoirk and gfx 
card to it.

	From browsing this newsgroup, it looks like a CyberVision64 
thingy would be the suggested way to go. I'd like reccomendations 
regarding price and where to get a good one cheap, particularly, but I 
also need to know some basic infos.

	I've got a Commodore 1950 (the thing that originally came with 
A3000) on hand, which will be paired with the A3000 with time. This would 
most likely be my display for any gfx card ...  I want to know is it 
possible to get say, a 1200*1000*24bit or whatever display out of this 
... or what kind of gfx muscle I *could* get out of this.

	Also, goes CV come with a paint programme of some sort?

		Is there a "gfx card faq" somewhere about?

	All help/infos are appreciated, thanks!

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From: djhoward@ux7.cso.uiuc.edu (howard daniel joseph)
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Subject: Newbie: Help on buying gfx card ...
Date: 13 Mar 1996 00:44:17 GMT
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