#micron p60
John,
Does the MGA accept 14 megs of memory like my Vista does? Is it a framebuffer?
And now that you mention it I have a couple of TIGA based 3D programs
that do perform remarkable interactive 3D in real-time. Of course
they're running directly from the Vista's memory and utilizing the
Tiga processor, but they are blindingly fast. And with all of that on
board memory directly connected to the processor it's pretty
difficult to beat. I have a really great flight simulator program
that runs onboard the Vista and I've never seen anything that
compares to it outside of full blown simulators.
Paul