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2001/10/24 [Computer/HW/Display] UID:22815 Activity:insanely high
10/24   anybody know of a PCI video card with DVI output?
        \_ ATI Radeon
           \_ sorry, I meant for the PC.  oh, and specific models would help...
        \_ http://www.tomshardware.com
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