KUJOBUY 8MB Graphics Card VGA PCI 32Bit for Server Industrial Computer Multi-Display for ATI Rage XL 32 Bit PCI VGA Video Card PCI-X Interface Universal Video Card for Desktop Computers

This card is a clone of the ATI Rage XL video card released originally in 1998. I used this card in a new MS-DOS gaming PC build based on the ISA855 motherboard, which is a new motherboard for industrial automation use, with ISA and PCI slots. I had trouble with the onboard VGA and wanted newer hardware than two decades old and somehow found this. This is a PCI slot card and not PCI-E, it is for use in very old computers or industrial equipment, and not modern computers. This is NOT the most powerful video card for DOS/Win9x, there are much better-performing cards available on auction sites used if you don't mind 20 year old hardware. But the ATI Rage XL was very common and so it is well supported for old stuff, which is what I needed. It does not require drivers in MS-DOS and does not require any configuration, except maybe configuring your motherboard BIOS to get video from PCI before onboard VGA. Read the negative reviews before buying however because another purchaser found a design mistake in the card that will make it not work on some motherboards, check their review for details.

Repair for an old computer. Works as advertised

works great

I ordered this graphics card specifically for an Eighth Generation Acer desktop that I've had for a number of years now. This is an older machine but was quite advanced for its time, but as we all know, computing has moved on -- way on -- since then. Still, this machine is nonetheless quite useful for certain tasks. I still play many of my older games on it, and its as entirely servicable for surfacing online, email, word-processing, et. al. I've take good care of it, too, so it doesn't look banged up or dirty. This Kujobuy graphics card I recently put into this machine fit perfectly. It also speeded up its performance in terms of both surfacing and improving its handling of all but the most demanding and sophisticated graphics from my most current games. The under twenty bucks for this card has extended life and my old Acer. I can continue to use it for a variety of tasks including carrying it to work-sites rather than risking my newer, more expensive machines.

A good PCI VGA card for your server

Didn't fit

Works well

This doesn't have drivers or a link to drivers so it makes it usless