First post, by bobconan
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I have a Trident 8900D with the TKD 8001 DAC. Id there a way to know if I have the 16 bit or the 24 bit version?
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Reply 1 of 4, by kixs
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Get PCPBENCH for DOS and run it as:
PCPBENCH /MODES
It will list supported VESA modes. Then you can test the modes with:
PCPBENCH XXX (XXX being the VESA mode number listed before)
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Reply 2 of 4, by Grzyb
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According to the datasheet I found, TKD8001 supports up to 24-bpp.
Are there TKD8001 variants limited to 16-bpp ?
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Reply 3 of 4, by Gmlb256
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kixs wrote on 2023-10-25, 17:15:Get PCPBENCH for DOS and run it as: […]
Get PCPBENCH for DOS and run it as:
PCPBENCH /MODES
It will list supported VESA modes. Then you can test the modes with:
PCPBENCH XXX (XXX being the VESA mode number listed before)
PC Player Benchmark doesn't list nor support the 24bpp VESA video modes. I would suggest using VESACHK instead for that purpose and run it like this:
VESACHK | more
In the list, BP is bits per pixel.
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Reply 4 of 4, by kixs
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I see. You can also run DRHARD and see all the VESA modes - under Devices > Graphics adapter > VESA
Requests are also possible... /msg kixs