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IBM 71G4877 9585/9595A SVGA-NI MCA Micro Channel Display
- Product Type: Display Adapter
- Graphics Standard: SVGA
- Interface: Micro Channel Architecture (MCA)
- Compatibility: IBM PS/2 9585/9595A
- Features: Non-Interlaced (NI)
- Model: 71G4877
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Product Overview
The IBM 71G4877 is a SVGA-NI MCA Micro Channel Display adapter for IBM PS/2 systems. It provides graphics output capabilities for compatible machines, supporting specific resolutions and color depths.
Technical Information
| Product Type | Display Adapter |
| Graphics Standard | SVGA |
| Interface | Micro Channel Architecture (MCA) |
Additional Specifications
| Compatibility | IBM PS/2 9585/9595A |
| Features | Non-Interlaced (NI) |
| Model | 71G4877 |
Product Description
The IBM 71G4877 is a SVGA-NI (Super Video Graphics Array - Non-Interlaced) display adapter designed for IBM's Micro Channel Architecture (MCA) systems, specifically compatible with models like the IBM PS/2 9585 and 9595A. This adapter provides the necessary hardware to output graphical information to a connected monitor, enabling users to interact with the computer's graphical user interface. The 'NI' designation signifies non-interlaced display, which generally results in a more stable and flicker-free image compared to interlaced modes, especially at higher resolutions. As an MCA card, it connects to the proprietary bus architecture found in certain IBM PS/2 computers, offering a different expansion slot design than the more common ISA or PCI buses. This display adapter is a key component for users who need to equip or maintain these specific IBM PS/2 models with functional graphics capabilities. It allows for the display of standard VGA and enhanced SVGA resolutions, making it suitable for running operating systems and applications that rely on graphical output.
