Verfasst: 29.03.2006, 21:48
Ich wollte doch auch nur meine Systeme aufschreiben wie viele von euch auch. Meine Pc´s haben aber alle CPU´s von Intel, aber ich sag da nur: Intel outside!!!!
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One increases the refresh rate to 83Hz and the scan rate to 27.22 kHz,
allowing an 800x600 pixel screen and minimal flicker.
The second offers 77Hz and 26.33kHz, respectively, allowing an 832x628
screen, but slightly more flicker.
The third offers 85Hz and 30.5kHz, which most VGA monitors should be
able to display easily. This is at the cost of reducing visible
resolution to 704x628.
It is up to you which one you use. Your choice can be made on how
much screen you want, how much flicker you can stand, and what
specs your monitor can handle.
Some VGA, and maybe the 1940/42, monitors may now be able to show
this monitor. You may want to check your monitor specs before you
try this, but if you do try it and get no recognisable picture just
reset the computer ASAP to prevent monitor damage.
It works fine on my NEC 3D (which was able to show the original
Super 72 anyway).
I used a WB3.1 monitor driver as a basis for this driver.
(from CBM's upgrade distribution, which you should also download
if you have KS3.0 - pub/aminet/os30/util/Monitor30Patch.lha)
I am not sure if it works under less than KS3.0, but copying the
tooltypes from this icon into the WB2.1 Super72 monitor icon
should work.
Remember, it's the tooltypes that make the difference, not the
monitor code itself.
Bei Ebay hab ich das ohne ROM regelmäßig für 1 bis 5 EUR weggehen sehen....Pasch hat geschrieben:Hab mal nachgeguckt, 3.5 kostet 18,90 .