Compatable Monitor for G4 Quicksilver with Radeon 9200

OK, I have an old Apple G4 Quicksilver and upgraded the video card to a Radeon 9200 128 MB for Mac. I had a converter to hook up the Radeon 9200 to the original 17 inch monitor with not that great of results. What monitor do you guys recommend to replace the original Apple monitor and use the Radeon 9200? Thanks!

The computer should heve two graphics connectoes: VGA and ADC (Apple Display Connector).
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You can attach a VGA display to the VGA connector.
There are adapters to connect DVI displays to the ADC port.
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Any display up to 1920 x 1200 should work. You should check for any updates for your graphics card.

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