selling a G400 Max Dual Head

I just discovered this newsgroup ... and looked back very fondly, thinking
of my 1st computer-build.

I was really proud of my brand new (and very expensive) Matrox G400 Max Dual
Head. Games of the day, played at ferocious speeds (for that time remember).
The picture quality was superb. Dual monitor set-up was a breeze (my sweet
19" beside a lesser 17", each at different resolutions from the other).
Playing DVD's out to my TV was a simple task, producing an excellent
picture. Now it just sits on a shelf, waiting for life again.

Now, 2-computer-builds later, I have a much faster CPU and video card
(oldish now but still ok ... ASUS ti4200 @ 275/600). I don't think the pic
quality is as good as my old matrox, and sending a "decent" picture out to
my TV is quite a hassle (although I have a stand-alone dvd player for that
now). It would still be great for anyone building a
dual-monitor-work-station ... just no good for gaming anymore.

If you're interested in my good old G400 Max Dual Head (cables, cd, manual)
.... post here, and I'll get back to you.

Cheers.

Hi,

I may be interested.
What sort of deal are you looking for?

Regards
Organism Seven

organism_seven.TakeThisOut@blueyonder.co.uk






"iamnotme" <remove.removes.walnut132.TakeThisOut@shaw.ca> wrote in message
news:2Vx1c.681712$X%5.38690@pd7tw2no...
 > I just discovered this newsgroup ... and looked back very fondly, thinking
 > of my 1st computer-build.
 >
 > I was really proud of my brand new (and very expensive) Matrox G400 Max
Dual
 > Head. Games of the day, played at ferocious speeds (for that time
remember).
 > The picture quality was superb. Dual monitor set-up was a breeze (my sweet
 > 19" beside a lesser 17", each at different resolutions from the other).
 > Playing DVD's out to my TV was a simple task, producing an excellent
 > picture. Now it just sits on a shelf, waiting for life again.
 >
 > Now, 2-computer-builds later, I have a much faster CPU and video card
 > (oldish now but still ok ... ASUS ti4200 @ 275/600). I don't think the pic
 > quality is as good as my old matrox, and sending a "decent" picture out to
 > my TV is quite a hassle (although I have a stand-alone dvd player for that
 > now). It would still be great for anyone building a
 > dual-monitor-work-station ... just no good for gaming anymore.
 >
 > If you're interested in my good old G400 Max Dual Head (cables, cd,
manual)
 > ... post here, and I'll get back to you.
 >
 > Cheers.
 >
 >
 >
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