Re: [LI] sis6326 : For absolutely the last time.

[venugopal <venu@xxxxxxxx>]

With reference to my earlir mail, it is no_bitblt, not noblt, as I had
mistakenly typed.

Reply to  : venu@xxxxxxxx

Rohit wrote:

> Hi people,
>
> Here I am. Seems there is no other card at 8 MB AGP which fits my pocket
> and is also available in Pune but the dearest, most charming SiS6326.
> There are some doubts I have. Those of you who have used this card,
> please provide me with help. The background is this.. I have SiS6215
> with me, at 1 MB VRAM. In absence of anything better within reasonable
> limit for my non-gaming habits, I wish to change to a card which is
> cheap and provides 8 MB, fitting in AGP. I have the following
> questions.. after digesting the mails posted here.
>
> Are there any problems related to this card, specifically? I mean, I
> am    myself running this card at 1024x768 at 8 bpp. Is there a
> particular    resolution this card will not support or will snow at? We
> have had a    discussion about this card giving problems at 800x600 and
> 16 bpp. Have the respective owners been able to resolve it? Another
> thing, is SiS 6326 avaiable with 8 MB VRAM or is my vendour selling me
> some patch-up?
>
> In short, is it safe to buy this card for full screen movies [does it
> play well?] + 800x600, 1024x768 at 16 bpp Aren't these colours
> sufficient for most of us?]. Those who use it for movies, do they have
> any problems? Those who STILL have problems, please highlight it so that
> if there is some trap somewhere, I may not fall into that by investing
> my own hard earned money. I plan to place the order in some hours, so
> immediate help will be really appreciated and a treat is promised to
> those who help me, if/when we meet :-) an elaborated asnwer will be most
> appreciated.
>
> Reply awaited,
>
> Rohit
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