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Thread: ***So, what's the highest color depth your video card supports?***

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    Re: ***So, what's the highest color depth your video card supports?***

    32bit 16bit 8bit maybe 24bit (cant choose it due to either the video card or the monitor dont support it. video card: geforce 6600gt pcie, monitor: Hitachi SuperScan 811)


    why cant we actually vote?

    (anyone with a nvidia tnt2 or better video card should support 32bit)
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    Re: ***So, how many users here have 24-bit color support?***

    *ignore*
    AGN's Resident Zelda Classic Developer and Sonic the Hedgehog Fanboy

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    Re: ***So, what's the highest color depth your video card supports?***

    I though anyone could check that in the Display properties dialog.
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    Re: ***So, what's the highest color depth your video card supports?***

    Well I guess I'm lucky, as I built my own and am running 2 7800 256
    cards in the SLI array with a 3.6 Extreme Cpu 4 500MB Hard drives
    and 4GB Memory In a Hand painted black case with Final Fantasy on one side. The side of the motherboard is open with a clear sheet of glass

    I will try to post a pic when I can, Waiting for the keyboard and mouse
    to match. It will be ready soon. From Smooth Creations

    Cpoet

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    Re: ***So, what's the highest color depth your video card supports?***

    32+ bit.
    Last time I checked, we were getting 500,000 colors and shades.

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    Re: ***So, what's the highest color depth your video card supports?***

    32 bit here, and alpha blending and well, let's just say the sky is the limit with my PC.

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    Re: ***So, what's the highest color depth your video card supports?***

    8-bit on my crap comp that im using right now and i have a 32-bit on my good comp

    the 8-bit comp is terrible, it has a little less than 64 megs of ram and a 1 gb hard-drive. i use it for zc related stuff and also store some small files on it. the cpu in it is about 150 mhz pentium 1.

    i also got an old apple comp that was one of the first of its type made, i forgot its name since i havent booted it up in about 4 years, but i dont use it at all anymore.

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    Re: ***So, what's the highest color depth your video card supports?***

    My new comp supports 32-bit, my older one supports 24-bit.

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    Re: ***So, what's the highest color depth your video card supports?***

    8-bit...I am ashamed...

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    Re: ***So, what's the highest color depth your video card supports?***

    Don't be. Our old one only had 8-bit, a crappy internet, and a 6-gig hard-drive.
    Our new has 32+ and good internet, so older still can be good.

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