Re: Cards based on the Trident Blade3D chipset

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Posted by Paul on January 06, 2002 at 18:34:22:

In Reply to: Cards based on the Trident Blade3D chipset posted by Tom61 on January 06, 2002 at 14:19:09:

: Cards based on the Trident Blade3D chipset are reportably the best for using windows on arcade monitors(drivers at link below). These can be had for less than $30 the last time I looked on pricewatch.com .

: Sis6326 chipset and Matrox G400 cards are also supported (drivers below as well)

When I heard about the g400interlace, I ran out and bought a Matrox g400. (ebay = $28.00) It works pretty good except when you have any horizonal lines close together, she shakes like a madman. If i turn down the contrast and brightness, its almost tolerable. Anyone have a fix for this?

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: : Cards based on the Trident Blade3D chipset are reportably the best for using windows on arcade monitors(drivers at link below). These can be had for less than $30 the last time I looked on pricewatch.com . : : Sis6326 chipset and Matrox G400 cards are also supported (drivers below as well) : When I heard about the g400interlace, I ran out and bought a Matrox g400. (ebay = $28.00) It works pretty good except when you have any horizonal lines close together, she shakes like a madman. If i turn down the contrast and brightness, its almost tolerable. Anyone have a fix for this?

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