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Here's a couple... &nbsp;There might be more, but these are all I've found so far. &nbsp;All four are essentially the same card, though. &nbsp;And whether this is a reliable source to buy from or not I don't know... &nbsp;I'll see if I can find this card anywhere else.<br />
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AGP:<br />
<a href="http://www.multicom-cs.com/ibm2dpcidigg.html" rel="ugc">http://www.multicom-cs.com/ibm2dpcidigg.html</a><br />
<a href="http://www.multicom-cs.com/ibm2dpcidigg1.html" rel="ugc">http://www.multicom-cs.com/ibm2dpcidigg1.html</a><br />
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PCI:<br />
<a href="http://www.multicom-cs.com/ibm2dpcidigg.html" rel="ugc">http://www.multicom-cs.com/ibm2dpcidigg.html</a><br />

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Here's a couple...  There might be more, but these are all I've found so far.  All four are essentially the same card, though.  And whether this is a reliable source to buy from or not I don't know...  I'll see if I can find this card anywhere else.

AGP:
http://www.multicom-cs.com/ibm2dpcidigg.html [http://www.multicom-cs.com/ibm2dpcidigg.html]
http://www.multicom-cs.com/ibm2dpcidigg1.html [http://www.multicom-cs.com/ibm2dpcidigg1.html]

PCI:
http://www.multicom-cs.com/ibm2dpcidigg.html [http://www.multicom-cs.com/ibm2dpcidigg.html]


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Thank you very much!!<br />
tOM
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I purchased a digital IBM LCD display. However, I cannot find an video card with the correct pins to fit the monitor's cable. Does anyone know where I can find a card for my digital monitor? It has a total of 27 pins grouped in 3 squares of 9 each plus 2 flat pins, for a total of 29 pins.<br />
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Thank you,<br />
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Tom
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I purchased a digital IBM LCD display. However, I cannot find an video card with the correct pins to fit the monitor's cable. Does anyone know where I can find a card for my digital monitor? It has a total of 27 pins grouped in 3 squares of 9 each plus 2 flat pins, for a total of 29 pins.

Thank you,

Tom

Need a video card for an IBM 9513 T55D (Digital LCD)

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