The games that work the best are those that were originally operational in windowed mode. Anything that went full screen tends to have the same relative mouse problem. Are you using a USB mouse? Try the PS2 port if you have one. That's what use on a Gigabyte Z97 UD5H and have had no problems " yet" …

Thanks excellent, I wonder why this doesn't come up more often on VOGONS. Because VMware Workstation is quite expensive and there are many free alternatives. Virtual PC 2007 has good Win 98 support. On par with Workstation's hardware. You can extract the additions and use them on Virtual PC for Win …

With Workstation you can stretch the screen to fill your native resolution. Otherwise you are stuck with a centered screen with player. Makes it more enjoyable.

It does it through software emulation. Just like DosBox for example. It doesn't see what video card is in the system. Only what it emulates. It's is a bit flakey sometimes, but works. Starting with win 2000 and above emulation is done with VT-x and uses hardware emulation. Try downloading the …

Have you used Workstation?

Does anyone know what is going to happen to the the development of VMware Workstation since they laid off production in the US? Workstation 12 has been the most compatible and isolated out of anything that's available in my opinion. The video driver for Win 9x is flawless and works for every game I …

What about a windows game that is optimized for a 32MB video card?

This post is about video ram. Not system ram. I have a GeForce 6800GT with 256MB of vram on an Intel D865GLC 3.4ghz nothwood with 1GB DDR (patched). I was wondering if this card will be slower than a 128MB 6800 when playing DOS games? Because of the larger RAM for smaller textures to be looked …