Found this PCI and AGP video card DOS compatibility chart: http://gona.mactar.hu/DOS_TESTS/ A videocard compatibility matrix for DOS games. As expected generally S3 and nVidia are good, while ATI=crap. Only three cards/chips work fine with all tested software: S3 Savage4 Xtreme and the Trident …

It should be 70Hz. Yea you seem to have some issues here. My bad, typo. Perhaps your monitor has a button/control panel with aspect ratio settings? my Dell 24 does with a few options like widescreen, original aspect ratio, fill to height, fill to width. That is, the adjustments are not made within …

To quote the last post from this forum thread: According to the support representative, the card detects the monitor's EDID information and outputs the native resolution. By default, the video card will scale the image of the original source up to the output resolution that it's being told to output …

Mau1wurf1977 wrote: What happens on the VGA port? Scales correctly, 720x400 70Hz, in DOS and 320x200 games, but i don't want to use the passthrough cable with the voodoo. Edited: 70 Hz instead of 60

I've checked the 'Info' screen of my monitor (Samsung 2443BW) in dos and a couple of games (Wolf3D, Stunts), but my videocard always outputs 1920x1200 60Hz. So that may explain why everything is widescreen. Is this a nVidia feature?

I've assembled a system based on the Asus CUBX-E motherboard, one of the last boards based on the 440BX chipset. After installing it and booting, i noticed that the card doesn't transmit the 4:3 signal. Every resolution is displayed as widescreen, and on top of that a horrible looking dos mode. The …