SiS 6326 AGP 8MB Graphics CardUsed – Untested – Sold As-Is

This is a vintage SiS 6326 AGP graphics card with 8MB memory (AGP 2x interface) – a classic budget 2D/3D accelerator from the late 1990s/early 2000s (around 1998–2000), with TV-out support (W/TV label), VGA output, and good compatibility for Windows 98/ME, DOS games, and basic desktop use on older AGP motherboards.

It worked fine years ago and has been stored in a dry, smoke-free environment ever since. The SiS 6326 chipset (especially AGP versions) is extremely reliable and popular in retro computing – builders in 2025–2026 still use them daily in Pentium III/Athlon XP or Slot 1 rigs without issues. These cards are built to last (simple low-heat design, no common capacitor leaks or age-related failures), and most boot right up with legacy SiS drivers after a quick dust-off even after 25+ years.

I don’t have an AGP system to test it right now, so it's sold untested and as-is. But given how durable this model has proven (strong positive reports on VOGONS, The Retro Web, and retro hardware communities, with many still fully functional examples), there's a very big chance this card works perfectly once installed – plug it in, clean the contacts/heatsink if dusty, and use SiS 6326 drivers from archives for Windows 9x/XP.

Condition:Looks good for its agePassive heatsink is intact and secureNo obvious damage, bent pins, or heavy corrosion in photosSome dust, light scratches, and typical vintage patina (easy to clean)

Only the card – no cables, no box, no drivers.

No returns, no warranty, no refunds.Please check the photos and ask questions if needed.

Perfect for retro Windows 98/2000 gaming builds, AGP upgrades on older motherboards, or collectors – these SiS 6326 cards are tough vintage survivors that rarely fail!