English Amiga Board - View Single Post - Indivision AGA A4000 or GVP EGS Spectrum 28/24

Zetr0 · 02 September 2010, 00:53

@Fletch

The Spectrum card has a passthrough, this doesn't scan-double or flicker fick, but just "pass-through" the vga signal... normally this would be a 15Khz Native Amiga in the case of an A4000 .

But since you have an Indivision - this outputs at 31KHz + so when this is passed though it will work as thought its plugged into the monitor.

Now with the pass-through I believe like the Picasso 2 and handfull of othercards this will auto change to the active screen mode - but I would suggest you investigate to confirm that with this card.

by and large this is a reasonable RTG GFX card and one I think you will enjoy it at 800x600 24bit and 1024x768 16bit... some nice resolutions for Workbench and applications without next to no CHIP ram usage!

the combination of the the Spectrum GFX and the Indivision is indeed a great solution!

02 September 2010, 00:53	#4
Zetr0 Ya' like it Retr0? Join Date: Jul 2005 Location: United Kingdom Age: 49 Posts: 9,768	@Fletch The Spectrum card has a passthrough, this doesn't scan-double or flicker fick, but just "pass-through" the vga signal... normally this would be a 15Khz Native Amiga in the case of an A4000 . But since you have an Indivision - this outputs at 31KHz + so when this is passed though it will work as thought its plugged into the monitor. Now with the pass-through I believe like the Picasso 2 and handfull of othercards this will auto change to the active screen mode - but I would suggest you investigate to confirm that with this card. by and large this is a reasonable RTG GFX card and one I think you will enjoy it at 800x600 24bit and 1024x768 16bit... some nice resolutions for Workbench and applications without next to no CHIP ram usage! the combination of the the Spectrum GFX and the Indivision is indeed a great solution!