However, it can only support 1024x768, mirrored on the internal monitor and an external monitor, unless you apply a possibly-dangerous monitor spanning hack.
Also, VRAM stands for "Video RAM," not "Virtual RAM," just so you know.
Hey guys, I have an iBook 700 with the Radeon with 16MB of Virtual Ram. Do you guys know the maximum resolution this card supports? Thanks.
Gee. . . 24bit color. . .
16MB = 134217728 bits
So that means about 5592400 pixels max, in theory, which is a big damn screen. But there's always overhead, and i bet that the 24bits here are treated as a 32 bit word. . .
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Also, VRAM stands for "Video RAM," not "Virtual RAM," just so you know.
Originally posted by Macasaurus
Hey guys, I have an iBook 700 with the Radeon with 16MB of Virtual Ram. Do you guys know the maximum resolution this card supports? Thanks.
Gee. . . 24bit color. . .
16MB = 134217728 bits
So that means about 5592400 pixels max, in theory, which is a big damn screen. But there's always overhead, and i bet that the 24bits here are treated as a 32 bit word. . .