Apple Display Card 8•24

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Physical Specs and Compatibility

The Display Card 8•24 (sometimes called the Macintosh Display Card 670) is a 12" NuBus card compatible with most 680x0-based NuBus Macs, with the exception of the 660AV models.

Acceleration/Resolution/Color Support

The 8•24 is an unaccelerated card, but it supports NuBus slave block transfers, so it will benefit from the installation of an 8•24GC card as a second display card. The 8•24 supports standard Mac resolutions from 512 x 384 to 1024 x 768 in 24-bit colour and 1152 x 870 in 8-bit colour. The Macintosh Portrait Display and Two-Page Display are supported in 8-bit grayscale.

Other Notes

While unaccelerated, this card is a useful addition to a system for supporting a second monitor, particularly if an 8•24GC card is installed. eBay has these cards fairly regularly and they generally go for under US$20, though I personally would value them around US$15 or less.
Macintosh Display Cards Overview, 1 of 3, 2 of 3, 3 of 3, Apple TIL
Macintosh Display Cards 8•24 & 8•24 GC: Rev A/B Differences, Apple TIL #9858
CloseView: Conflict Display Cards 4•8, 8•24, 8•24 GC & System 6, Apple TIL #8739

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