Trident TVGA8900C
Video RH-R1ZIThe Trident TVGA8900C became one of the most popular VGA chipsets of the early 1990s by offering dependable compatibility at an affordable price. While never the fastest graphics solution, it was inexpensive, widely available and supported virtually every DOS application without fuss. Countless PC clone manufacturers chose Trident because it delivered everything most users needed at the lowest practical cost, making it a familiar sight in home, office and educational computers worldwide.
Details
| Manufacturer | Trident |
|---|---|
| Model | TVGA8900C |
| Year | 1991 |
| Condition | Working |
| Source | Fuzzy Lee |
| Acquired | 2026-06-22 |
| Reference | https://theretroweb.com/expansioncards/s/trident-8916ce2-single-bios-chip |
| Notes | This card originally belonged to Mogwaay Chris, who sold it to Fuzzy Lee, who sold it to me! The floppy disk containing the driver is stored with the card. |
Specs
| Chip | Trident TVGA8900C |
|---|---|
| Interface | 16-bit ISA |
| Connector | VGA |
| Memory | 256 KiB |
| Type | VGA |
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summary: The Trident TVGA8900C is a 16-bit ISA VGA graphics card introduced in 1991, bas… → The Trident TVGA8900C became one of the most popular VGA chipsets of the early …
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summary: (empty) → The Trident TVGA8900C is a 16-bit ISA VGA graphics card introduced in 1991, bas…
notes: This card originally belonged to Mogwaay Chris, who sold it to Fuzzy Lee, who s… → This card originally belonged to Mogwaay Chris, who sold it to Fuzzy Lee, who s…
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