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You could put a VGA (or MCGA for that matter) card in a 386 in 1987, the same year the Amiga 500 came out. It would have set you back a lot more than an Amiga
by aidenn0 2y ago
You could put a VGA (or MCGA for that matter) card in a 386 in 1987, the same year the Amiga 500 came out. It would have set you back a lot more than an Amiga 500 though.
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The PS/2 Model 80 shipped in June of 1987 and AFAICT exceeded the minimum requirements for Wolfenstein 3D.
1: Compaq Deskpro 386 was launched in Q4 1986 and the first PS/2 with a VGA card shipped in Q2 1987. I don't know when the first VGA cards were sold on their own, but nothing was to stop you from swapping the card from a PS/2 to a Deskpro.