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Have you checked if your EGA monitor has composite video input ? several cga/ega monitor had that input, so you could use easily the tv output of an vga graphics card to use that monitor, anyway i cant recommend it, lot of image quality is missed.
You could try some of the belkin adapters, www.belkin.com, for example
"Pro Series VGA/EGA Adapter Block F2N163 Allows an EGA monitor with a DB9 male port to interface with a VGA port with an HDDB15 female port" 16$
I have no concrete experience of using a VGA monitor with an EGA
card.
I have some EGA card that I have used in the past with a "goupil" NEC
Multisync monitor which is multi-sync and works in EGA mode, + also in
VGA Mode 800x600 by making a simple adapter (subd-9 [monitor]<-> subhd-15[vga card].
If you are interested I have hardcopy documentation of the EGA System.
I think a multi-sync VGA monitor should probably work also with an EGA
card but have never tested it.
Perhaps you have a system that has built-in EGA output (Laptop?)?
why do you need to test this?
@+,
W/ best regards,
MB.
Its for an upgrade. The idea is that in the past we used a EGAmonitor with an old PC. Now the PC is upgraded (VGA output) so I am looking for information in order to decide if I will also need to change the monitor in the upgrade.
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