My main desktop's a terribly odd mashup of old and new since I wanna replace it soon and am using some of the parts for my next desktop in it. *Windows 10 x64 *Core 2 Quad Q6600 *750gb SATA drive *8GB of DDR3 *nVidia GTX 970 *Three monitors: a primary 1920x1080 and secondary/tertiary 1280x1024s

So, I dunno how frowned upon bumping is around here (and I'd like to apologize if it's not something that flies), but I'd like to drop a quick update in my search for drivers here. I've switched to NT4 and DOS 6.22/WFWG3.11 in search of actual 65545 VL drivers, and I've noticed CHIPS/Agilent REALLY …

Loaded WFWG3.11 on my Dolch PAC. Still in search of VL Chips and Technologies, Inc. 65545 drivers - most of the bundles I've found have actually just wound up being the PCI drivers anyway (in spite of the PKUNZIP bundle claiming they're VL) and the one package I found that actually was VL wouldn't …

Installing an additional VGA card depends on the BIOS supporting it (instead of the built-in). Interfacing with the internal LCD depends on the standard being used - if it's VGA, you might be able to manage interfacing it with some soldering and DIY skills. If it's LVDS or something other, you're …

Hmm... gonna have to give that driver a shot when i get it loaded on the system! I'll edit this post once I have. The driver seems to only cover 6XXXX-series accellerators, sadly, like the other copies of CHIPS95 and CHIPS98 I've found. Re: identifying utilities, CHIPS' own identifier, some DEBUG …

Ah! Kinda funny, I shoulda figured that lol. Specifically, I should note that I'm playing the Win32 version of MDK! Really I more just wanna get video drivers that aren't generic ones loaded tbh - the 82C451 seems to only have 1MB VRAM from what I can tell so I'm not gonna be doing anything …

Hello! I've got a question for you all. I've got a Dolch PAC ruggedized computer (P1/32MB RAM/Chips and Technologies 82C451?) I've been trying to restore and I'm having a difficult time with finding video drivers for Win98 in particular - Most of Windows' built-in CHIPS drivers actually cause …