And you had Win16 and DOS games still on shelves, all the way to the end of the Win98 era (which cannot be played natively on WinXP or later). When it comes to legacy graphics card compatibility, the era that legitimately represents era-specific features and compatibility concerns is the 1995-1999 pre-DX7 era.ĭuring that period, you had a collection of unintercompatible proprietary or semi-proprietary schemes for supporting various vendor-specific feature sets. The computer runs flawlessly and now gets DVI clarity. It was under $10 and will easily support all my games (95,98,XP platform games). Thanks for everybody's suggestions! I'll update this when I decide on my upgrades!Įdit 2: I ended up going with a ATI Radeon 圆00 for my card. I'll purchase an ATOP bridge card if need be. If it works for most of my programs, great! If not, I'll see if I can find a card that supports Win95/98/XP and try again. As for right now, since getting a low end XP card is fairly cheap (even under $10), I think I'll start with that. Would those also work in Compatibility mode for WinXP, or would I have to get a graphics card that also supports those operating systems?Įdit: Thanks for all who provided suggestions! I have more options available to me now. This card does support WinXP 32-bit, but that's the bottom of the support range. I was looking at something like an ATI Radeon HD 3450, but I don't know if this would be overkill for my system. I've recently become very interested in legacy tech, and I'm looking for an older graphics card.
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