Hmmm. Sounds like it will be worth a try.

Is this card a good choice for a Pentium 1 DOS machine? I like to run the later era DOS games.

Thanks for the comments. Well it seems that it won't be worth bothering with.

Don't know as I am work right now. It does have ISA slots but this is not the same then I assume?

Yeah the one I have doesn't have the chip. My dos machine is running a slow pentium 1 chip at the moment. So this card might be a good match for it. I can'r remember which video card I have in it at the moment though. I think it might be an old Matrox.

I recently found this video card "ATI 1090019530 Mach 32 VLB Video Card" in an old machine. Here is a link to one also: http://cgi.ebay.com/ATI-1090019530-Mach-32-VLB-Video-Card_W0QQitemZ330254404320QQcmdZViewItem?IMSfp=TL0807201460r38032 Is this card any good? What type of set up is best to be used …

Actually I ended up using a Matrox Millenium 2 PCI card thanks to my good friend Riboflavin. Not sure what refresh rates are but everything runs great now. Am running a PII, 128MB ram, DOS 7.1 and Wndows 98.

Yeah, I think I remember that now. It's been a while since I last did that. Thanks for the help everyone.

Do i have to partition it or do you have to in order to be able to use more of the hard drive?

Okay. Let's see if I have this right... I can slave the DOS drive to my XP box and then create a ZIP file which I can then burn to DVD? In order to restore this I could slave the new blank HD I want to use to the XP box and then extract the ZIP file to it and then hook the new restored DOS drive to …

Not sure I'm posting this in the correct forum so move this if I'm not. I was wondering what would be the best way to backup my current DOS hard drive. I was thinking I could remove the hard drive and slave it to my XP box and then use a DVD or DVD's to back it up. Would this work? I suppose the DOS …

Well I tried the PCI Diamond Stealth 3D 2000 and System Shock works well at full resolutiion. The CPU is a P120 MMX I think. I might try the ISA Diamond ET4000AX as well to see what difference it makes. Thanks.

Hi! I'm new to this forum and am really glad I found it. There is a lot of good info here. Anyway, I am putting together a DOS machine to run a lot of my favorite games. One game I would like to run is System Shock. I can get it to run in DosBox but it doesn't run really well especially at the …