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Bookmark or Share- What is MCGA? | WebopediaShort for multicolor/graphics array (or memory controller gate array ), the graphics system built into some older PCs. It provides graphics capabilities equal to or greater than MDA and CGA, but it is not as powerful as VGA. Like VGA, MCGA uses analog signals. Webopedia Staff.
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- What is MCGA (Multicolor Graphics Array)? - Computer HopeShort for multi-color graphics array or memory controller gate array, MCGA is a graphics system built into computers manufactured during the 1980s. MCGA can displaying 80 x 25 text in monochrome, 40 x 25 text in 256 colors, or 320 x 200 pixel graphics in 256 colors. Today, MCGA is considered obsolete. Computer acronyms, MDA, Video terms.
- MCGA vs VGA - The Silicon UndergroundMCGA was an acronym for Multi-Color Graphics Array. Contrary to some popular belief, it does not stand for “Monochrome Color Graphics Adapter.” You can think of MCGA as a cut down VGA, the literal opposite of Super VGA, and that is frequently where the explanation ends. It used the same 15-pin connector, and normally used the same monitors.
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