24 Khz Video Monitor any use for Amigas?

[Gulliver]

I ve just found a 24 Khz and up LCD monitor. The question is, Will it be any good to use without a scandoubler on a Classic Amiga? Which monitor driver and mode will you recommend me to use with it on an 040 AGA Amiga?

Hope someone can elighten me

[tone007]

Not so useful.  You need 15khz for games and most non-scandoubled, non-Multisync WorkBench modes.

[Trev]

How about with HighGFX installed?

[Gulliver]

Will see what highGFX has to offer. Any other ideas?
Which should be the best monitor driver for workbench besides HighFX ones, which resolution should i use?

[NovaCoder]

modes

[Matt_H]

Super72 is a 24KHz mode, so that might work for Workbench.

[ElPolloDiabl]

erm Why did monitor manufacturers drop the 15khz scan in the first place?
Weren't there heaps of consoles that could have used it instead of a blurry SD TV?

[Gulliver]

So Super72 it will be, with rgb to vga adapter.

THANK YOU ALL

[skurk]

Just keep in mind that no games or demos will work with this setup.

[NovaCoder]

Will see what highGFX has to offer. Any other ideas?
Which should be the best monitor driver for workbench besides HighFX ones, which resolution should i use?

Personally I find the best monitor driver to be Multisync + VGA Only....it looks pretty good esp when using an IndivisionAGA

[Zac67]

erm Why did monitor manufacturers drop the 15khz scan in the first place?
Weren't there heaps of consoles that could have used it instead of a blurry SD TV?

Erm - what exactly is the difference between SDTV and 15 kHz supposed to be?

15 kHz were dropped when demand dropped and went to higher scan rates instead.

[Kin-Hell]

If it's capable of 27.5, DblPal sould be good for the Desktop, but limit the number of desktop colours to maintain speed unles you have extra Gfx options over & above AGA.

You would still need a Flicker Fixer/Scan Doubler to play 15Khz based games & Apps though!

Kin