I have plenty of VGA Adapters of many kinds available, I just need to get around to testing them for IIsi compatibility. I figure that if they'll work on the picky gen2 Video output of the IIsi, they'll work on just about anything.
The Vampire Video subsystem is anemic outside of low res gaming. But as a graphics guy back in that day, anything that wouldn't drive 16" seemed pathetic to me. Snag one of the Radius_Color_Pivot_II/IIsi Video Cards before they all disappear. It won't help with 60hz_ONLY LCDs, but every Mac collector needs to own a high quality MultiSync LCD or CRT. Also, a classic Mac compatible LCD from KDS/Radius can be usually be had at a fairly reasonable price on eBay if you keep an eye peeled.
While you're at it, watch for a palatable price for one of the Ethernet cards, but you likely know that coming from SE/30 territory.
The Vampire Video subsystem is anemic outside of low res gaming. But as a graphics guy back in that day, anything that wouldn't drive 16" seemed pathetic to me. Snag one of the Radius_Color_Pivot_II/IIsi Video Cards before they all disappear. It won't help with 60hz_ONLY LCDs, but every Mac collector needs to own a high quality MultiSync LCD or CRT. Also, a classic Mac compatible LCD from KDS/Radius can be usually be had at a fairly reasonable price on eBay if you keep an eye peeled.
While you're at it, watch for a palatable price for one of the Ethernet cards, but you likely know that coming from SE/30 territory.