I googled the card to look at the connections on the back.  
(http://www.mediaforge.co.uk/mt/archives/matrox.jpg)  There is a 
firewire connection and a eighth-inch mini plug for audio.  But, there's 
also a plug that looks like it might be a DB-15 or a VGA connection on 
the card.  Is that for the breakout cable, or is it a video out connection?

Glen in Vegas


D.K.McPherson wrote:
>
>
> If you follow the cable from the monitor the back of the computer that
> one is your vga graphics card (AGP)the one that has the breakout box and
> the firewire is the matrox RT100 (PCI). Unless you are deeply into games
> a new vga graphics card is not expensive.
>
> lee,
> very thorough reply-thanks! so from what you say- it may not be the
> matrox card that died- it could only be the video card- which would be
> the best possible situation, since we wouldn't have to replace the
> rtx100, just the separate "video card"? that is good news.so i'll need
> to look inside & there should be 2 separate "cards", correct? i'm
> assuming the matrox card will have a logo or some kind of branding to
> identify it. will they both be connected to the motherboard in the same
> area? i'm also assuming the alienware does not have on-board video-so
> swapping a vid card should be real easy. i feel so much better now-as
> long as i'm understanding you correctly- am i?
> thanks as usual....Adriane
>
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