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portellam authored Jun 22, 2024
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#### 9.4. Alternatives to BIOS-only Graphics Hardware
##### 9.4.1. GPU Emulation
For emulating graphics hardware on old, legacy operating systems (such as
Microsoft Windows 9x ), try [SoftGPU](#16). Modern CPUs are more than powerful
enough to emulate such hardware. Fortunately, this implementation is not
software rendering; you may use whatever graphics API which is supported by the
emulated GPU (example: Glide for 3dfx).
Windows 98), try [SoftGPU](#16). Modern CPUs are more than powerful enough to
emulate such hardware. Fortunately, this implementation is not software
rendering. You may use whichever graphics API which is supported by the emulated
GPU (example: Glide for 3dfx).
#### 9.5. Apple macOS
##### 9.5.1. [AMD and NVIDIA GPU compatibility list](#4)
##### 9.5.2. [More detailed NVIDIA GPU compatibility list](#14)
#### 9.6. Linux
Typically, Linux is compatible with graphics hardware dating back to the end of
the 20th century. Still, GPU-compatibility may vary among different Linux
Typically, Linux is compatible with GPUs dating back to the end of the 20th
century. However, GPU-compatibility may vary among different Linux
distributions. Please review the documentation of your Linux distribution.
#### 9.7. Microsoft Windows
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