Definitely a VidCard, it clearly has VRAM on board.
No CoPro, no pins/solder cones in evidence. I downloaded it and looked at it under high magnification. Dunno what those dots are, but the unimplemented thru holes look just like the metric crapload of other unimplemented, wave soldered over thru holes for a whole bunch of other unimplemented components.
LEM's list it noticeably incomplete, but it's understandable in this case. This card probably only supports one of E-Machines proprietary (fixed resolution) CRTs. At a guess, I'd google for it in reverse, by looking for info and specific MAC compatibilities. I'd start with their 16" Display (?) as that's about what that amount of VRAM might to be able to support at 16bit.
That's a relatively well founded guess, not a freakin' WAG this time time around. [
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No CoPro, no pins/solder cones in evidence. I downloaded it and looked at it under high magnification. Dunno what those dots are, but the unimplemented thru holes look just like the metric crapload of other unimplemented, wave soldered over thru holes for a whole bunch of other unimplemented components.
LEM's list it noticeably incomplete, but it's understandable in this case. This card probably only supports one of E-Machines proprietary (fixed resolution) CRTs. At a guess, I'd google for it in reverse, by looking for info and specific MAC compatibilities. I'd start with their 16" Display (?) as that's about what that amount of VRAM might to be able to support at 16bit.
That's a relatively well founded guess, not a freakin' WAG this time time around. [
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