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Re: Geforce 7 series backwards compatibility

Riikcakirds wrote on 2021-06-23, 14:16: Attached the bios, I saved it with GPUZ in windows but checked it was identical hash when saved in DOS using NSSI. Also pretty sure changing refresh rates in DOS on the FX 3500 will work with it's stock bios. 7900GS-PCIE-256MB.7z Awesome, many thanks for that …

Re: Geforce 7 series backwards compatibility

Well I guess I can do that, if it comes to it. Maybe the Quadro cards still have fully working VBE 3.0, in which case I probably wouldn't bother converting it either. But when did this move beyond simple BIOS reflashing? Was that not sufficient for GF4 & GF5 series cards still?

Re: Geforce 7 series backwards compatibility

Brand is Inno3D 256MB PCI-Express. https://www.cdrinfo.com/d7/content/inno3d-7900gs?page=1 https://www.cnet.com/products/inno3d-geforce-7900-gs-graphics-card-gf-7900-gs-256-mb-series/ Not had any problems with this card running any Dos games so far and it has VBE3. ATI/AMD apparently never made …

Re: Geforce 7 series backwards compatibility

I have been using a GF 7900GS @100hz in pure DOS since 2007 with UniRefresh. Dos svga vesa games at default @60hz is screen flicker headache inducing hell, especially on larger crts. DVI will output 60-72hz but could also be changed if panel supports it eg 144hz. This is just with the factory …

Re: Geforce 7 series backwards compatibility

I don't know what motherboard you intend to use, but bear in mind the bridged AGP cards will start artifacting (geometry, not just pixels) when used with some motherboard chipsets. I definitely ran into this with 7600GS AGP on a VIA 694X board. Interesting thing though is that it only happened with …

Re: Geforce 7 series backwards compatibility

for NVidia video adapters one must dis-assemble the vBIOS code to determine the location of the various tables which determine the VGA and VESA modes and 'dot-clock' values to change refresh rates. Once you program the CRTC registers directly, you can do almost anything in DOS... However, if you …

Re: Geforce 7 series backwards compatibility

One other thing i'd like to try is getting a Vortex2 card working in win2k Not very useful in Win 2k/XP - only basic DirectSound3D is supported. I found a post by ZanQuance that suggest he had A3D fully working under Win2k, that's how this idea came to be. Or is wavetracing just impossible with wmd …

Re: Geforce 7 series backwards compatibility

The geforce FX series, which I do own, handles DOS like a champ and so does the geforce 6 series according this matrix: Yes, VBE 3.0. May have a bug with unchangeable 60 Hz refresh rate in VESA modes, which was reported here on vogons. Fixable via HEX editing BIOS. Excellent information! I presume …

Re: Geforce 7 series backwards compatibility

thx guys I couldn't find any threads discussing the GF7 in depth, and I searched for quite a while. I want to use one of the cards with PCIe-AGP bridge chip, if i can get ahold of one. Somewhat odd follow up questions - has anyone ever tried using a GF7 under pure DOS? Does it support VESA modes, …

Geforce 7 series backwards compatibility

A few questions about the Geforce 7 series, if i may: What is compatibility like for Geforce 7 cards with DX7 & DX8 games? Do all GF7 cards support Table Fog? (Any specific drivers I have to look out for?) 16-bit dithering is supported with these cards? (I've seen claims to both ends...)

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