Reply 1 of 7, by boxpressed
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Doesn't speedsys do this?
Reply 2 of 7, by tayyare
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DOS versions of Aida or Astra?
GA-6VTXE PIII 1.4+512MB
Geforce4 Ti 4200 64MB
Diamond Monster 3D 12MB SLI
SB AWE64 PNP+32MB
120GB IDE Samsung/80GB IDE Seagate/146GB SCSI Compaq/73GB SCSI IBM
Adaptec AHA29160
3com 3C905B-TX
Gotek+CF Reader
MSDOS 6.22+Win 3.11/95 OSR2.1/98SE/ME/2000
Reply 3 of 7, by Stojke
Reply 4 of 7, by alexanrs
Is it PCI or ISA? If its PCI it has a device and vendor IDs, but for ISA cards I don't think there is a standard way of detecting. Dumping the video BIOS and looking for any strings can be an option. Other than that, if you put it on a monitor that syncs fast enough, doesn't it say anything on the video "POST" screen? (the one before the actual BIOS stats doing stuff, normally just displaying the graphics card's copyright information)
Reply 5 of 7, by jwt27
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Try looking in the video BIOS with debug.exe. Just type D C000:0 and keep pressing enter, usually you can find some text strings in there to identify the card.
I should type faster next time.
Reply 6 of 7, by Stojke
Reply 7 of 7, by Cyrix200+
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HWiNFO (http://www.hwinfo.com/) has a DOS version as well.
1982 to 2001