Ralph Clark wrote:
> I'd guess that probably a 2nd-hand Matrox Millenium would give you
> what you want (in terms of price vs. 2D performance anyway) but I'm
> really just guessing based on circumstantial evidence and hearsay.
> I'll probably go looking for one myself soon. It's got to be better
> than this...
Ralph, I have a old Matrox Mystique with 4MB on it that is pretty
respectable, tied in with a 17" CyberVision (ds69) monitor. I've
found that Matrox is respectable with the Linux community in
providing driver info, plus they continually update their bios
and drivers. Note: to update your BIOS you need a DOS partition.
All in all, I'm satisfied with the Matrox line, although I will
be upgrading in the future. Btw, I'm not associated with Matrox,
etc.
Regards,
Dana
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