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From: stormy@Rain.MsState.EDU (Stormy Henderson)
Newsgroups: comp.unix.bsd.freebsd.misc
Subject: Re: NS filesystem? #9GXE64Pro1600: 1600*1200 res?
Date: 16 May 1995 02:36:18 GMT
Organization: Stormy's Bar & Grill
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Jordan K. Hubbard (jkh@violet.berkeley.edu) writes...
> Can freeBSD use my #9GXE64 Pro 1600 card, and drive it in 1600*1200
> mode, preferably in >74Hz?
With the Xaccel server, yes! It's $99 (info@xinside.com). You may
even be able to do this for free with XFree86, but I've long since
upgraded my trusty #9 GXE64Pro to a Matrox Impression Plus/4Mb and
can't verify that..
Support for the Number Nine GXE64 Pro 1600's S3 Vision 968 will be in the
next patchlevel of XFree86, due out the end of May.
I'm probably going to get this card, unless I decide that I'll be happy with
1280x1024 on a 21" monitor, which is around $1000 cheaper than a monitor and
card that are both capable of 1600x1200 at at least 70Hz.
Be happy...
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