In your case, I'd make sure to hold out for a NuBus 90 VidCard that will do the resolution you desire at a refresh rate compatible with your display of choice. (1280x1024@60Hz for native VGA LCD output?) If you desire on board DSP support for Photoshop, the GX 1360 is likely the only game in town, assuming you don't luck into a GX1600 at a reasonable price the way I did.

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Thanks for all the links and help!

I think that waiting around for a 1360 might be what I do, unless I can find some other card that will give me 1280@24. W/ QuickDraw acceleration. My preferred Display for old macs continues to be a CRT. I don't have any Square LCD Panels any more, and found them to either A: not play well with macs of this vintage and B: Not make System 7 look very flattering. I feel that for the right feel of System 7, a CRT is required. Besides, I don't think old macs look very great with an LCD panel since they were never intended to be used with them.

While PhotoShop acceleration with DSP would be pretty cool, It's not mandatory, especially if I have to use a second slot to do so.

If I can't find a card that will do 1280@24, I'll probably just buy a 24xk.

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