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10.3: Possibly make older video cards functional again
For those of us with an SGI 1600sw monitor who are stuck with older video cards, there is hope without spending $600 on a multilink adapter. A new product is out that will possibly function in it's place. Check this out: http://www.ultraflexinc.com/gfx.html
10.3: Possibly make older video cards functional again
This is good news.
10.3: Possibly make older video cards functional again
I don't see any mention of MacOS X drivers on their web site. I would also wait until confirmed Macintosh compatibility before considering this product.
10.3: Possibly make older video cards functional again
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10.3: Possibly make older video cards functional again
A huge difference between this new video card and the MultiLink is that the MultiLink can be used with a Quartz Extreme-supported video card.
10.3: Possibly make older video cards functional again
I think you are missing the point here. This IS a multilink adapter. It's just an internal solution. Basically you sacrifice 1 pci slot to be able to run any AGP (or pci for that matter) video card you want. Of course it would support QE bacause it makes no difference to the card. You really should re-read the site.
10.3: Possibly make older video cards functional again
I posted a detailed explanation of my success with an SGI 1600 monitor and a Proformance 3 card here. |
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