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To: David Sirk who wrote (5552)	1/13/1999 5:40:00 PM
From: Glenn Duzy	Read Replies (2) of 14451

1600SW and Nine Card, David, The Number Nine card is NOT used in the SGI 320, SGI 540, or the SGI O2. When you order the 1600SW for use in a system manufactured by SGI you do NOT get a Number Nine card. To use the 1600SW in a machine manufactured by SGI you need a small adapter card that connects the on board video system to the monitor. The small adapter card is manufactured by SGI and has nothing to do with Number Nine as a company. To use the 1600SW with any computer NOT manufactured by SGI you need the Number Nine card. I agree that the following paragraph from this link is confusing : visual.sgi.com{e6a003d8-800c-11d2-b4d6-00c04fa34a34}?code=MON00003U "The Silicon Graphics 1600SW flat panel monitor supports platform flexibility through a Flat Panel Bundle that includes Number Nine Visual Technologies' Revolution IV-FP card. This card allows the monitor to work with Windows® 95/98 and Windows NT® PCs and with the Apple® Macintosh®. The Revolution IV-FP is easily installed and comes in both PCI and AGP versions." I work for SGI and I can assure you that what I have said is accurate and true. Glenn

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