In a message dated 98-10-13 20:40:07 EDT, you write: << he few ISA cards was a 16-bit double card with a 9 pin external plug labelled Wyse monitor. There's 2 badly mounted Wyse E-Proms. Printed on the bottom of the top board was WY-700 Controller Daughterboard. Wyse Technology (c) 1986. The bottom one has WY-700 PC HI RES MOTHER BOARD. Sounds like your beast. If I should find one of these monitors would it work on a clone with just this card ? T >> Yes if you plug the card in and plug the matching 700 monitor in it will come up. The card emulates EGA & CGA. In its high res mode it is a nice sharp 1200X800 (approx.) monitor. It was supported by many early desktop publishing software packages in it's high res mode. The original card & monitor set predated VGA and was an 8 bit double card. I used one on an XT for several years. SVGA finally killed them off. I think I still have that XT. I know I have two of the monitors in my whse, If I don't sell them beforehand they will be in my Auction in early November. I am retireing from supporting a warehouse so most everthing is selling. This will include lots of older computers, parts, terminals, printers and lots of collectable stuff. Paxton