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Old 21 September 2019, 21:51   #21
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Not sure about the icon and the resetting, but the slowness could be down to trying to use too many colours. Do you have an accelerator? Running lots of colours in WB is very slow even on a ‘fast’ A1200 at higher resolutions as the chipset does not have enough bandwidth. I have an 060 and find 256 just too slow.

800x600 at 32, maybe 64 is ok
1280x1024 at 16 is ok
ok so I now have it running beautifully, but with only 2 colors

can I run in a lower resolution with a higher color and just as snappy?

would it help if I found the specs of the monitor and posted them?
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Old 22 September 2019, 10:42   #22
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I see two problems here.

1. Using very high resolutions you can easily run out of chip memory. For example, for 1280×1024 each screen bitplane takes 160 kB. So 8 color screen eats almost ¼ of the whole chip RAM. It is possible that background image is also buffered in chip RAM (depends on system version and other installed patches).

2. Seems like signal is on the edge of your monitor specification. Make sure you use 60 Hz output mode.
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@OP I think you need to do some experimentation and decide what works for you bearing in mind that you will be limited by your Amiga’s speed. If you’re happy with a 640x512 256 colour WB then go for it, if you want higher resolutions then you’ll have to take a hit in either speed or colours. The instructions in the post I linked should be enough for you to tweak the Indivision config to try what ever combination you want.
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I see two problems here.

1. Using very high resolutions you can easily run out of chip memory. For example, for 1280×1024 each screen bitplane takes 160 kB. So 8 color screen eats almost ¼ of the whole chip RAM. It is possible that background image is also buffered in chip RAM (depends on system version and other installed patches).

2. Seems like signal is on the edge of your monitor specification. Make sure you use 60 Hz output mode.
Ok great makes sense
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@OP I think you need to do some experimentation and decide what works for you bearing in mind that you will be limited by your Amiga’s speed. If you’re happy with a 640x512 256 colour WB then go for it, if you want higher resolutions then you’ll have to take a hit in either speed or colours. The instructions in the post I linked should be enough for you to tweak the Indivision config to try what ever combination you want.
so just have a good play with it and see what works best? if I need any tips along the way can I call on you again?
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@OP I think you need to do some experimentation and decide what works for you bearing in mind that you will be limited by your Amiga’s speed. If you’re happy with a 640x512 256 colour WB then go for it, if you want higher resolutions then you’ll have to take a hit in either speed or colours. The instructions in the post I linked should be enough for you to tweak the Indivision config to try what ever combination you want.
Running perfectly so Happy will Update with pictures Later.
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Here are some new screenshots of Games being played

I am new to this but I think they look Great They are centered and have not noticed any Display problems.


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So I ended up with an HP Compaq LA1951G 19inch 5:4 aspect ratio DVI

I am using trixters Config/setting file that he provided

I will include pictures of my screen, 2 colors all the way up to 256 the sweet spot for my system is around 32-64 anything higher and it slows my machine right down.
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Hello Every one

Ok so I just have a few questions what is the best to use with my Indivision 1200 AGA MK2cr

am I looking for An aspect ratio of 5:4 or 4:3

Hz 50 60 75

17 inch or 19 inch or more

VGA or DVI

does it matter what Brand Ben Q Dell and so on


anyway if anyone can help that would be great

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