Quake3World

GE my friends.
I have an old monitor sitting in my basement for three years.
The specs are...STD 9725 Super Match Platinum 20
Model std9725 p7a24jy33y
serial sma2470a0562
Date of mfg november 1992.
There is something I have to change inside of it to make it works full colors,plus I can't find the cable for it, it is not as the new ones.
Any of you in here knows about this dino?
Just added a link of what I found before http://www.si87.com/MonitorSolutions/su ... agegs.html
Pete

yeah

wait, no

no, yeah

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good evening, pete.

yeah.. throw it out and get an lcd

Use the one you posted this thread from instead

That's the best solution yet

pete wrote:There is something I have to change inside of it to make it works full colors

yeah you need to replace the cathode ray tube with a new one made more recently that can display colours. it should work fine after that

Dave wrote:yeah.. throw it out and get an lcd

Well I know it is old but a 20 inches.
I thought of using it as my side dictionnary so I wouldn't have to leave what I am working on to make a search, something like that.
Pete

OMGLOL OLED

He probably already has organic stuff in there. I doubt it's LEDs though.

I put that serial number in google but didn't get much information back. wtf google???

tnf wrote:I put that serial number in google but didn't get much information back. wtf google???

GE SiR.
The closest of the best I got was with using std 9725
and I got this
http://www.si87.com/MonitorSolutions/su ... agegs.html
I would like to find the video card for it and I can't recall where I read that we have to change some soldering wires inside.
Pete

why not go buy a monitor for about 30 bucks that will take standard connections?

tnf I love your sig!