Re: 16 / 256

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From: Timothy Newsham
Date: Fri, 05 Apr 1991 02:08

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>what does it mean when a vga / super vga graphics card is referred to
>as "16/256"

It mean 16 bits and 256K RAM (on the video card), which is another way of
saying standard VGA.  A Super VGA would be 16/512, which is 16 bits and
512K RAM on the card.

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