From: ohland@charter.net   
      
   27C2048 is an OTP PLCC. Though I also see a UV windowed one.   
      
   Louis Ohland wrote:   
   > The LED monitor >should< handle the XGA-2 especially during POST where   
   > the video is 640x480 @60Hz. I have used a 15" HP LED monitor on a Model   
   > 90's planar XGA, and I'm sure over the years, many folks have used XGA-2   
   > with a LED monitor.   
   >   
   > The dots at the top of the screen -MAY- provide a clue on the cause.   
   > After repeated BBH®, I have DIMM memories of screen trash by a failing   
   > component. This is prior to the O/S loading, so it's doubtful the   
   > artifacts are due to software drivers.   
   >   
   > I surfed a bit, and it seems there was only one version of SurePath BIOS   
   > for the SLC3. At this point, I'm not klar -IF- the SLC3 system BIOS is   
   > in a EEPROM or EPROM. SurePath has been associated with FLASH-based   
   > systems which accept BIOS updates via an update diskette.   
   >   
   > Carsten Lyng wrote:   
   >> The arifacts are small blue dots in the top of the screen, I will see   
   >> if i can take a picture of them   
      
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