Or would the onboard audio on socket 370 motherboards work fine?
Windows apps do not access the hardware directly. Only through abstraction APIs. If your sound card (or on-board sound chip) has drivers for Windows, then that should be all that you need. So TLDR; yes, Win95 sound drivers will enable Win3.1 apps to output sound when run under Win95, regardless of ISA/PCI.
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wbahnassi wrote on 2024-07-06, 10:01:Windows apps do not access the hardware directly. Only through abstraction APIs. If your sound card (or on-board sound chip) has drivers for Windows, then that should be all that you need. So TLDR; yes, Win95 sound drivers will enable Win3.1 apps to output sound when run under Win95, regardless of ISA/PCI.
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