Apple Mac Studio Display 23" cinema with plastic surround

Does anyone have any idea what this monitor might be worth nowadays.

I'm not sure exactly which ATI Rage 128 video card you have. If your video card has only a VGA output, and your display is the clear acrylic ADC version, you'll probably have to replace the video card with one with DVI digital output. As far as I know, there aren't any VGA-to-DVI or VGA-to-ADC adapters. Alternately, there are lots of LCD monitors for PCs that have VGA 15-pin inputs, and that would be the easy way to go.
If there are 2 outputs on the card, a VGA 15-pin and a DVI-D connector (that's what's on my AGP graphics G4, and it looks sort of like a SCSI port with a flat pin at one end), and you have one of the clear 15" ADC Studio Displays, you need to get one of Apple's DVI-to-ADC adapters, $99.95 at the Apple store. It will plug into the DVI output and supply power for the display.
There are early model Apple 15" Studio Displays, a Blue & White version which has a VGA input which will work with your card, and a Graphite version which I think has a DVI connector.

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$3000
Probably less than I paid for my 23in Cinema Display which still works perfectly.
I can understand those that ridicule your complaint, but you have 3 very simple options open to you, all have been mentioned:
1.Sell the large ADC monitor, maybe get $300-$400 for it, buy a cheap "22in" DVI monitor from a no-name brand. It'll be brighter, faster, lighter, higher resolution and smaller (22in monitors like this - I looked at one yesterday - are about the same physical screen size as an Apple 17" Studio Display.
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Hi
you just need a DVI to ADC adapter to connect your ADC Studio Display to the DVI connector on your graphics card. As far as I'm aware there are only two types available, Apple's own and Dr. Bott's DVIator. Both tend to be fairly expensive as they come with a power supply to drive the display. In answer to your other post, the power brick is fairly heavy so by buying it from another country I expect the postage costs may outweigh any savings made.
I hope this helps.

Apple Mac Studio Display 23" cinema with plastic surround

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