Realistically - GeForce 4 MX, as a card with older driver support. Although your card is more or less on par with GeForce 2 MX400, by performance metrics.

Added "nVidia Riva TNT2 M64 Vanta 16 MB" too, to the list.

running win95 on AGP board might be exercise in frustration, but if you really want to My top-build, a parts-surplus proof-of-concept Windows 95 setup guide for the 2020's

Most compatible? Voodoo 2 paired with something like a Matrox G400. Or, if DOS gaming is a high priority, a quality brand (Hercules, STB, Elsa...) S3 Trio64V+ for pure 2D with the same Voodoo 2 for 3D. That said, I would not advise anyone to pay the current eBay prices of Voodoo cards. They are simply insane.

A more realistic choice would be a GeForce 2 GTS using period correct drivers. If that's too expensive, a GeForce 2 MX400 is the next best thing. Since we're talking about a Win95 system, I don't expect you'll be playing games released after the year 2000, so those recommendations are made with that in mind.

I've got Pentium MMX 200 build that serves as a DOS / Windows 95 machine.

I use a Hercules Terminator 3D (S3 Trio64V+) and a Diamond Monster 3D (Voodoo) for graphics.

Main priority was max compatibility and based on using it for various games thus far, it seems to fulfill that goal.

Very cool ideas..

Just a note: I have an another PC for DOS gaming. This box will only be for Windows 95 Applications (Video editing, 3D animation) and Windows 95 gaming.

The Serpent Rider wrote on 2023-04-18, 18:11:

Realistically - GeForce 4 MX, as a card with older driver support. Although your card is more or less on par with GeForce 2 MX400, by performance metrics.

Hi again.
What driver would you recommend for an MX 440 AGP card on Windows 95?
Something specifically for Windows 95, fully compatible?

My remem’brance of the win95 era is S3 Trio64’s and Trident 9440’s in Pentiums and Trident 9000’s and Cirrus Logic 542x’s in 486.

256k-2MB vram and not more than 32MB system memory. 400MB-2.1GB hdd.

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