I was given a Power Mac 9600 this week, and inside it were two video cards - one was the standard Twin Turbo (of which I am familiar and fond of), the other was one I've never seen before. It has the standard old school mac video connector and an S-video connector on the outside, on the board are solder points for a standard vga connector. On the board is a chip labeled "CyberPro 2000 Integraphics C-TS-C21258 9724" with a copyright symbol followed by 96. On one of of the chips is a sticker reading "VP-PCI Version 1.6.0 Micro Converions, Inc" It's a standard PCI board, and I haven't messed with trying to work with it (the machine's hard drive was wiped so any drivers were long since gone).
Any help is appreciated.
Micro Conversions (Cyberpro 2000 chip, VP-2M-PCI, v.1.4) 2MB VRAM PCI video card. (Has S-video out.)
(from http://www.nomug.org/Y/Inventory.htm)
So, other than it's got 2MB Vram, I couldn't find any further info than what you've already figured out.
given a 9600.. GIVEN a 9600 ;_____; i'm hating myself more and more at every turn for the 85 bucks I just laid down -_-
Try to find a Radeon 7000 or something similar for a video card, it'll scream compared to the standard video card
Try using the wayback machine's recollection
Might even be some drivers in there somewhere . . .
dan k
How much of that $85 was shipping? The 6 slots Powermacs are rare, and the 9600 is much easier to work on then the 9500.
I recently snagged a free 8600/300 (was delivered to my door, no RAM or HD), same case.