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Okay, an 8100/80 A/V gets me to a faster 601 chip. &nbsp;What's new on the market, 603-4, G3, that will run my Radius 21 *without* buying a seperate video card? &nbsp;Or barring that what video card would be best?<br />

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Okay, an 8100/80 A/V gets me to a faster 601 chip.  What's new on the market, 603-4, G3, that will run my Radius 21 *without* buying a seperate video card?  Or barring that what video card would be best?


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If you want to use the card, you have to get a Nubus machine. Your monitor may run from on-board video. I do not know. Do yourself a favor, don't get a machine with a 603e processor unless it is a powerbook.<br />

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If you want to use the card, you have to get a Nubus machine. Your monitor may run from on-board video. I do not know. Do yourself a favor, don't get a machine with a 603e processor unless it is a powerbook.


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I want to purchase a new Mac. I have a PPC 6100/60 with a Radius PrecisionColor Display/21 driven by a LeMansGT video card (NuBus). &nbsp;What machine will drive my Radius best <br />
*without* purchasing a new video card and/or what purchasing suggestions would be best (I am not a graphics professional and don't really need millions of colors)
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I want to purchase a new Mac. I have a PPC 6100/60 with a Radius PrecisionColor Display/21 driven by a LeMansGT video card (NuBus).  What machine will drive my Radius best 
*without* purchasing a new video card and/or what purchasing suggestions would be best (I am not a graphics professional and don't really need millions of colors)

Time for new machine

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