On 22-Oct-00, Julian Aronowitz wrote:
>  Those of you, who are using a graphics card in your Amiga, has it
> made any difference how your Amiga handles the giant amount of
> graphics data, throuwn, at it, from the Internet? I am having
> something of an argument: I say that a Graphics board will help; he
> says it only allows you to see more colors at a higher resolution. I
> say, that, it may prevent the Amiga from crashing, because the Amiga
> does not know haow to deal with the torrent of graphics data; he says
> that, it only gives more colors at higher resolutions. Is anyone
> correct? Who is? Are we partially correct? In what way(s).

>   I have a GVP Spectrum Board, which I will be installing, this
> week- end, into my A3000. But, until I have it, up-and-running, to
> test things out, I would appreciate some sort of answer.
>   Thanks for all your patience.
>                                         Julian.

You will wonder why you didn't get one years ago. !!!!

Photo quality graphics,
No chipmem usage anymore.  
Screen refreshing is 10-20 times faster.
Screen resolutions up to 1280 x .


Regards
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Colin Wenzel. Australia.

EMAIL:  [EMAIL PROTECTED]
URL:       http://www.hotkey.net.au/~colstv/
ICQ:       17608330
AMIGA: 4000T,  68060/50,  150Mb RAM,  
OS 3.5,  Spectrum Gfx Card + P96.

Need an Image Generator For CATV  ??
       http://connect.to/products
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