Success! I got the scaler in the Amazon link above and, even though it did not list 320x200 in the supported resolutions, it works like a champ. No lines, no difference I can tell at all versus using my tv's native VGA input. Exactly the same! I was most worried about old sierra AGI games that are …

I haven't tried anything yet. I haven't jammed the DB15HD pins into the shape of an HDMI socket yet to fit them into the set :) Actually, I haven't even bought a set yet until I know this problem is resolved. Will test with HDMI on my current 1080p set. As I mentioned - I purchased a random scaler …

I suspect the integrated graphics might be on a local bus. I personally wouldn't bother with an ISA graphics card in a 486. If you want performance you need a motherboard with VLB or the rare PCI slot. If you don't want performance, why bother with add-in cards at all? I will also say that the VLB …

I don't think there is any problem with the TV once it is fed a standard resolution. 1080p to the TV is fine. I have purchased this on Amazon: Sewell Direct SW-30008 Manta VGA to HDMI with 1080p Scaler https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B009TB3HVA/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o00_s00 It doesn't list a …

I have had my DOS pc in my living room for quite some time, but I am getting to the point where I will upgrade my TV set soon. New TV sets just don't have VGA inputs, and the more passive VGA to HDMI adapters probably aren't going to work right with 320x200 resolution old old DOS games I'm guessing. …