Depending on your use case, you’re probably better served by 86Box though. Qemu emulates a somewhat generic x86 pc (and MANY other architectures) with a generi

Depending on your use case, you’re probably better served by 86Box though. Qemu emulates a somewhat generic x86 pc (and MANY other architectures) with a generic vga/vesa card, while 86box focuses on emulating 8088-late 90s computers, actual devices included, which means you will have better driver support at the cost of speed (but why would you need a windows 3.1 setup to run faster than on a 333Mhz Pentium II? :) )