#Stealth-64 Interlaced
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#Stealth-64 Interlaced — declared parent_msg_num=(none), resolved parent_id points to #(none)
I know that it seems crazy to ask for interlaced modes with this card, but I am
upgrading my display subsystem in two steps. Because I got a great price on a
Steath-64 VRAM last weekend, I went for that first. Now I am saving my pennies
for a new monitor. My current monitor is an NEC Multisync II that is at least
seven and possibly eight years old. It would sure ease my pain if I had access
to interlaced modes during this (hopefully short) transition period during
which I am using a super fast video adapter with a really old display.
My Stealth-64 came with version 1.20 drivers for Windows 3.1. While the
IN-Control interface is great, there are no interlaced modes from which to
choose. Is there a way?
-=Ted Brengel=-
#100564-#Stealth-64 Interlaced — declared parent_msg_num=100564, resolved parent_id points to #100564
The Stealth 64 VRAM does not support interlaced modes.
–Wayne Johnson
Diamond Multimmedia Systems' ES Dept.
#100827-Stealth-64 Interlaced — declared parent_msg_num=100827, resolved parent_id points to #100827
Wayne,
Thanks for the prompt response. Of course, I am not overly disappointed (or
surprised) that the Stealth-64 VRAM does not support interlaced modes. That
will tend to speed the replacement of my eight-year-old Multisync II.
Just one more little question, though. I ran WinBench 4.0 and got a graphics
Winmark of 14.4 on my 486-66. Is that what you would expect from a Stealth-64
VRAM?
Oh, BTW, I have been completely unable to connect to your BBS from San Diego. I
get an answer and the tones sound good, but no connect.
-=Ted Brengel=-