Sun 501-2039 GXplus 8-Bit Color Frame Buffer (Dual Slot) SPARC 20, SS20 Tested For Sale

Sun 501-2039 GXplus 8-Bit Color Frame Buffer (Dual Slot) SPARC 20, SS20 Tested
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Sun 501-2039 GXplus 8-Bit Color Frame Buffer (Dual Slot) SPARC 20, SS20 Tested:
$110.00

Sun Microsystems GXplus 8-Bit Color Frame Buffer
Part# 501-2039Manufacturer: Sun MicrosystemsDescription: Dual Slot GXplus Graphics CardInternal Connector: Dual SBUS slotsExternal Connector: DB13W3
  • 1152 x 900 61.8KHz 66Hz
  • 1152 x 900 71.7KHz 75Hz
  • 1024 x 800 71.7KHz 85Hz
  • 1280 x 1024 71.7KHz Fully TestedCompatible Sun Workstations and Servers:
    • SPARCclassic - Sun-4/15
    • SPARCstation LX - SPARCstation ZX - Sun-4/30
    • SPARCstation IPX - Sun-4/50
    • SPARCstation 2 - Sun-4/75 - SPARC 2
    • SPARCstation 4 - SS4 - SPARC 4
    • SPARCstation 5 - SS5 - SPARC 5
    • SPARCstation 10 - SS10 - SPARC 10
    • SPARCstation 20 - SS20 - SPARC 20
    • SPARCserver 6x0MP
    • SPARCserver 1000
    • SPARCcenter 2000
    Manufacturer Notes:
    • 501-2039 is Double Slot SBus Graphics Card

    Seller Notes:
    • Fully Tested in a SPARC 20
    • Guaranteed Working
    Ships SAFE and Fast!!!


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