The Cirrus Logic CLVGA5428VL VESA Local Bus (VLB) video graphics card built around the Cirrus Logic CL-GD5428 graphics controller. Popularized during the 486-era of personal computing in the early-to-mid 1990s, this card interfaces directly with the CPU via the 32-bit VLB expansion slot to deliver vastly superior performance compared to standard 16-bit ISA cards of its time.
- Bus Interface: 32-bit VESA Local Bus (VLB / VL-Bus)
- Video Output: Standard analog DB-15 HD (VGA)
- Memory Configuration: 1 MB of on-board DRAM, upgradable to a maximum of 2 MB via extra (8) memory sockets.
- Maximum Resolution: Up to 1280 x 1024 (XVGA) depending on installed memory.
- Built-in Compatibility: Features native VESA 1.2 support built directly into the ROM, reducing the need for separate software-based TSR drivers like UNIVBE in DOS gaming environments
This was pulled from a vintage mini-tower PC. The parts from that are linked here: ECS AL486 Baby AT Motherboard Socket 3 Intel i486 + Front Bezel
A-Matic II Switching Power Supply
Samsung SFD-321D /T REV G 3.5" 1.44MB Internal Floppy Drive
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PC Expansion Bracket DB25 Serial Male - DA/DB15 Female
