I would think that the drivers for that card come built in to Windows 95, May be try installing a Direct X 6.1 It contains some updated cirrus drivers, http://www.falconfly.de/directx.htm

i486_inside wrote:

I would think that the drivers for that card come built in to Windows 95, May be try installing a Direct X 6.1 It contains some updated cirrus drivers, http://www.falconfly.de/directx.htm

Went to remove my current driver, now the card isn't in device manager yet it comes up in advanced display properties - with change greyed out. I deleted the two driver files, that still didn't work, even putting a totally different video card in didn't work, going to reinstall windows. Also, running the setup for directx 6.1 prompted me to reinstall - haven't installed it before, and I'm on win95a.

Try installing the driver through device manager, use the DXCIRRUS.INF from the drivers folder, Now that I think about it I think I had some issues with the display on my Packard Bell P60 machine that uses a Cirrus card and I think that I used the driver with DirectX to fix it but that was 3 years ago and it was something I did after at like 5am after I had been up all night so I don't remember exactly what I did.

i486_inside wrote:

Try installing the driver through device manager, use the DXCIRRUS.INF from the drivers folder, Now that I think about it I think I had some issues with the display on my Packard Bell P60 machine that uses a Cirrus card and I think that I used the driver with DirectX to fix it but that was 3 years ago and it was something I did after at like 5am after I had been up all night so I don't remember exactly what I did.

I think I'll just wait for my cirrus vlb to come from ebay that has a native 95 driver.

EDIT: that worked fine, thanks!

bluejeans wrote:

EDIT: that worked fine, thanks!

Nice to know my memory isn't failing me, because I couldn't remember if the DX drivers worked or if I had found a working driver on an obscure FTP or if I used one of those questionable driver downloads that includes adware (driverguide I'm looking in your direction.)

i486_inside wrote:

bluejeans wrote:

EDIT: that worked fine, thanks!

Nice to know my memory isn't failing me, because I couldn't remember if the DX drivers worked or if I had found a working driver on an obscure FTP or if I used one of those questionable driver downloads that includes adware (driverguide I'm looking in your direction.)

So duke3d doesn't care how little video ram you have, as long as the card is vlb? Can't even remember if it has more than one resolution now.