x56h34 wrote:
Some facts:
- CV643D optional scan doubler module doesn't work with non-AGA amigas (and it's only a scan doubler...no flicker fixing ability)
Yup, Noticed after I posted that this was all about a A2000. Are you SURE it doesn't FF? I never had a problem with it in that reguard...
- Picasso IV has a built-in multi-compatible SD & FF module (meaning works with any Amiga display chipset)
And the latest version has Onstar so you can get into your computer if you forget the password... :-) IE, Fancy way of saying it'll fit and work in ALL style of video slots...
- Picasso IV requires breakout cables so that the SD/FF part could be cut off (yep, don't laugh) and inserted away from the rest of the card into the video slot which is on the other side of the motherboard, that is if used in A2000. For other Amigas like 3000 and 4000 this is not necessary as the video slot is aligned with a zorro slot.
And, not that it'll help you w/ A2000, the Cybervision connects to the FF/SD modual by a standard ten pin header. No snipping requiered...
- CV643D is overall a cheaper option. Picasso IV is guaranteed to be pricey.
True and true, unless ther ehasen't been either on E-bay for months and ppl. start getting desperate

- CV643D's 3D part is a joke performance and ability wise... :-)
:-o There ar a handful of games that take and use this chip very well. Shogo, Hexin II, Decent, etc. So this is more of a choice on if you ever plan on playing these types of games. Not many programs use the 3D cause this is the on Video card that has it, and the CV63/3D came out in the waning years of Commodore...