The VRAM on board is a dead giveaway. 
Given the B&W limitation of the SE ROMs, the graphics output on a Newlife Video Card with a DB-9 connector would almost certainly be Hercules Graphics on a Monochrome TTL Monitor. CGA color wouldn't be any use and the pixelcount is too low.
I had a nice Page White TTL Display waiting for my Hackintosh (I've still got the book! :approve: ) that I used on my 386sx HomeBrew (w/SCSI HDD) Win 3.0 CorelDraw WorkStation. It was slated for KVM sharing with the FatMac.
Because it's a single purpose, SE PDS Video Card, there's a very good chance that the driver is on board the card's DeclROM.
As I said, find yourself a Herc compatible TTL CRT and give it a whirl! [
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Given the B&W limitation of the SE ROMs, the graphics output on a Newlife Video Card with a DB-9 connector would almost certainly be Hercules Graphics on a Monochrome TTL Monitor. CGA color wouldn't be any use and the pixelcount is too low.
I had a nice Page White TTL Display waiting for my Hackintosh (I've still got the book! :approve: ) that I used on my 386sx HomeBrew (w/SCSI HDD) Win 3.0 CorelDraw WorkStation. It was slated for KVM sharing with the FatMac.
Because it's a single purpose, SE PDS Video Card, there's a very good chance that the driver is on board the card's DeclROM.
As I said, find yourself a Herc compatible TTL CRT and give it a whirl! [
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