You know, standard VGA is 320x200 with 16 colors.
MVGA is 320x200 with 256 colors.
Every video card on the planet since probably 1985 can support those. Maybe not in Windows due to some poor drivers and maybe not on some laptops due to the LCD screen but as long as the video card is "VGA compatible" then it will go down that low.
Also, Windows Safe mode uses 640x480 with 16 colors and that works on everything.
Usually if you can't get those low res displays it is because the driver you have won't support it...not the card.
-cbmeeks
MVGA is 320x200 with 256 colors.
Every video card on the planet since probably 1985 can support those. Maybe not in Windows due to some poor drivers and maybe not on some laptops due to the LCD screen but as long as the video card is "VGA compatible" then it will go down that low.
Also, Windows Safe mode uses 640x480 with 16 colors and that works on everything.
Usually if you can't get those low res displays it is because the driver you have won't support it...not the card.
-cbmeeks