Hello Between this two cards there are differences about its DAC, and the memories, but Should i must have in consideration any difference of possible qualities?. Which you choose? Thank you.

The "86c765" refers to the Trio64V+ chipset. These have been used on all Trio64V+ cards, not only on the Diamond Stealth series The Diamond Stealth 64V+ is as good as all the other variants. There are miniscule differences due to memory timings and type, but overall they all perform the same. Ok... …

edit... What about an S3 86c765? (diamond stealth series).

Apparently one of the best choices could be the s3 trio64v+, but it is VESA 1.2 And then, there is the s3 trio64v2, that is VESA 2.0 I'm reading about the s3 trio64v+ like the best S3 option for ms-dos, but, Why not the s3 trio64v2 if it is VESA 2.0 and you don't need to load extra drivers?, Do it …

oeuvre wrote: S3 cards yo or matrox millennium What about the stuttering with these? (with lucas adventure games it was very common).

Hello. I have an integrated graphic system in the motherboard of an ibm aptiva 2144, with no dedicated ram, so it takes from the system ram. There is no problem cause it seems to have compability with VESA 2.0, but possibly it would be too slow, and may be is better to improve that. I interested in: …

That depends. This chip uses the system RAM you installed as video memory, so there's probably going to be a BIOS setting where you can specify 1MB or 2MB. It has sense, since the pdf link that i put before tells that is a CMOS memory chip. To take the video memory from ram probably would be slower …

Actually, that page I linked was quite clear about where the L2 cache is - it's on a small riser board that plugs into the brown slot next to your CPU. Yes, that is the SL2 for extra memory modules... like this?: https://i.ibb.co/f80qgDC/s-l1600.jpg The thing is about a preinstalled memory cache in …

SIS 6205 - Graphics Chip This is your built-in VGA chip that enables the VGA port on your motherboard to display anything. According to this link, the SIS 6205 is VESA 2.0 compatible, so games like the 11th hour should run without any shareware vesa drivers: http://w3.sis.com/support/support_faqs …

Er... do you have a riser board to go in the expansion slot? The actual cards will slot into the riser board by the looks of your board / chassis. This is the keying which identifies voltage: pci.gif All right. The "small pin connections" are sided to the right, so, the voltage is 5v and i will not …

The FRU from that picture is in the parts listing, I guess so. Ok,i will have to try with some of these anyway. It seems to me that my motherboard doesn't have preinstalled cache (photos below), so the preferable thing should be to get one module of at least 512KB, but i only see ones of 256KB. All …

Thank you for answering so quickly. A quick question... Do an AWE 64 gold with 4MB sounds better than an AWE 32/64?. I mean, with 4MB fits more instruments, and possibly it could be better if the game setup options support it... Has it any sense?. In the parts listing, the fastest CPU is a regular …

Hello... this is my first post here. I've been searching for information since a couple of days, and google brought me here. This forum is hugely big, so i hope it works. I have an IBM APTIVA 2134 (351 SL-A), with a pentium 120, 12MB of RAM, 850MB of hard disk, and an G40 monitor. My objectives are …