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Macintosh Display Card 4•8 and 8•24

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question6

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Customer Questions

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With 24-bit true color images, the computer is dealing with four times the amount of data that is involved in simpler, 8-bit images. 32-bit QuickDraw on the Macintosh is a milestone in personal computer graphics, and represents the increasing speed and power of today’s Macintosh. Because the Macintosh Display Cards 4•8 and 8•24 were designed with the capabilities of the Macintosh in mind, and have been optimized to give the best possible performance, they provide fast processing of 24-bit color. 

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I’ve heard that 24-bit color is slow on a Macintosh. Will the Macintosh Display Card 4•8 and 8•24 solve this problem?