XGA206.ZIP Windows 95/98 XGA/XGA-2 Display Driver (May 2006)
Content by Unal Z (original mirrored HERE). Edited by Major Tom.
Introduction
XGA206 finally ends after so many years the
XGA-2 driver misery on Windows 95/98 by
providing the deserving 800x600 in Hi-Color (16-bit color depth or 64K colors)
with up to 75 Hz frame refresh rates. XGA206 also supports the
IBM XGA Display Adapter with the typical XGA
resolutions and color depths.
Release Notes
Important Notice: As of Apr 2008, XGA206 has been
superseded by the new XGA208.
XGA206 is the best XGA-2 Windows 95/98
display driver you would ever find. While the IBM XGA Technical Reference
specifies 800x600 with 65536 colors (16 bpp) at some 60 Hz frame rate, XGA206
managed to provide 800x600 with 16-bit color depth at the more ergonomic 75 Hz
refresh rate.
XGA206 successfully passed Microsoft's Display Compatibility Test.
Supported Resolutions and Color Depths
The following table lists the specifications of the supported resolutions
and color depths of the XGA206 driver for the IBM XGA-2 and XGA Display
Adapters.
Resolution Pixels |
BPP Bits |
Frame Hz |
Line kHz |
PEL MHz |
DMQS ID |
Monitor Description |
XGA-2 |
640x480 |
8, 16 |
60 |
31.6 |
25.25 |
5FF5 |
14" Generic |
640x480 * |
8, 16 |
72 |
37.9 |
31.50 |
95F9 |
14" Generic |
640x480 * |
8, 16 |
75 |
39.4 |
31.50 |
9955 |
14" Generic |
|
800x600 ** |
8, 16 |
60 |
37.9 |
40.00 |
9955 |
14" Generic |
800x600 * |
8 |
72 |
48.1 |
50.00 |
F5FF |
14" Generic |
800x600 |
16 |
72 |
45.4 |
45.00 |
1102 |
IBM 6325 (15V), 9525 (15P) |
800x600 |
8 |
75 |
50.0 |
52.00 |
9999 |
14" Generic |
800x600 |
16 |
75 |
46.9 |
45.00 |
0302 |
Sony GDM-2036S |
|
1024x768 ** |
8 |
60 |
48.4 |
65.00 |
F5FF |
16" Generic |
1024x768 * |
8 |
70 |
56.5 |
75.00 |
9955 |
14" Generic |
1024x768 |
8 |
72 |
58.1 |
79.00 |
99F0 |
IBM 9517 |
1024x768 |
8 |
75 |
61.1 |
86.00 |
F9FF |
IBM 9515 |
|
1280x1024 |
4 |
53 I |
58.1 |
106.00 |
— |
Interlaced |
XGA |
640x480 |
8, 16 |
60 |
31.4 |
25.25 |
— |
— |
1024x768 |
8 |
43.5 I |
35.4 |
45.00 |
— |
Interlaced |
* = Video Electronics Standards Association (VESA) Standard
** = VESA Guideline
I = Interlaced
Acknowledgements
Driver development has been kindly sponsored by Charles Lasitter and
compensation for efforts donated to Doctors Without Borders, sincere
thanks.
Driver testing has been done by the members of
comp.sys.ibm.ps2.hardware. I'd like to
express my best thanks to all testers for their invaluable work, especially to
- in order of appearance of their test reports - Jim Shorney, Peter Wendt,
William Walsh, Daniel Hamilton, Louis Ohland and Jelte W. Roelfsema.
The history of the driver and authentic reports are included in the download
package.
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