Original monitor died (lots of smoke)

I recently aquired a "Yikes" G4, complete with a bloody huge fifty-pound monitor, which had been sitting in storage for the past five years. I fixed the original problem with the computer, blown out a few cupsful of dust, and fired her up.
The monitor, after roughly two hours, went BANG and smoked up the place.
Okay, here's the questions:
1. The computer has two identical video cards, both of them identified only by a ATI Rage 128 logo on one side. I assume they are both ATI Rage 128 Pros, but one - the one located in the #1 slot - has an odd attachment. A sort of bridge with "Apple Computer, Inc. c 1998 820-1012-A" on it's only visible side. It's a small card which is attached to a series of prongs across the top of the video card and is locked in place with two small column shaped places supports. The second card in the #3 slot lacks this widgit, but is identical to the first card in all other aspects.
***, people? Any explanations for what I'm looking at?
2. Replacement monitor ... any suggestions? While working on it, since the original monitor "popped," I've had it hooked up to my wife's HP monitor, but - given the slight wave and bad look to the edges of the image - I can't imagine that this is very good for that monitor. What CRT monitors should I be looking at and does anyone know what sort of flat screen this particular card will support?
Thanks for all your help
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The interesting looking Rage 128 you are looking is likely to be a Mac OEM card, as for the attachment, it might be the DVD decoder that the PCI based Rage Pro's needed to have to have for DVD playback, if you machine has a DVD drive.
As for a monitor, most 15" or 17" CRT or LCDs should work fine, maybe even some 19" or 20" models also.

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