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Dear Jerry & Group,
On the one hand, I concur. Of course, cards need drivers, and older
cards may not have drivers available for them to use with newer
operating systems, such as Win2K etc. Nevertheless, I just checked on
the Colorgraphic website www.colorgraphic.net and it shows drivers for
Evo cards available for Win2K and XP.
On the other hand, I am still an advocate of having a dedicated computer
for TS4, and for my TS4 computer I continue to use Win98, and it works
flawlessly for it --- simply no problems, crashes, etc. at all. And it
is in that computer (what is now, an "old" P233) that I continue to use
older cards such as the Evo-4 card. Yes, my other computer (a P3/500) I
use for everything else, and I am seriously considering upgrading its
Win98 to Win2K etc, to use with its fancier, newer, and more modern and
demanding programs. For that computer and its prospective updated OS,
the Evo-4 cards may not work as well as a more modern multi-monitor
card, altho the issue does not appear to be in a lack of an appropriate
driver to run an Evo-4 card with Win2K, as Colorgraphic claims such a
driver is readily available and downloadable.
Sincerely,
Richard
> JerryWar wrote:
>
>> Those may be ok for win98 systems, but people might have problems
>> finding
>> drivers for win2k systems
>> for cards that old. I am not posting a fact about this particular
>> card just
>> my experience with win2k and older hardware.
>>
>> Jerry
>>
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