The GVP EGS 28/24 Spectrum board is better. Get the 2-meg version of the board. Then you will be able to use 24-bit mode. Both the Picasso and CyberVision drivers work with this card. This board works very well together with Commodore's A2320 "Amber" board and comes with a cable for that board. I have a GVP EGS 28/24 Spectrum board in my Amiga 2500 computer and I have been very happy with it. A few words of warning: The 2 megs on the board is part of the Zorro II bus 8-meg limit, so you MUST use a processor board with at least 8 megs of 32-bit memory or you will get out of memory system crashes in 24-bit mode. Do NOT go beyond 800 X 600 resolution unless you have a 68060 board. I have mine set at 640 X 480, 24-bit and it looks great. The higher the screen resolution, the slower your computer will get. Keep in mind that most Amiga software uses screen resolutions of between 320 X 200 to 640 X 400 with only 8 to 32 colors.
