Here is a an affordable 3D graphics card from the late 1990s. Silicon Integrated Systems (SiS) was better known for their motherboard chipsets than for their graphics processors, but their 6326 supported Direct 3D and DirectX 5, and allowed people who couldn't afford anything better the ability to play the lastest games.
Buyer will receive the exact graphics card pictured here. I saw it working in a Tyan S1590 with an AMD K6-2/500 CPU. It includes 8MB of 64-bit SDRAM.running at 75 MHz. The backplate has a VGA monitor connector as well as S-Video out and an RCA jack for composite video.
Additional information about this card, along with links to drivers, can be found note that this will NOT fit in a newer 1.5V AGP slot. Please check the position of the notch in your motherboard's AGP slot.I offer a 30 day return privilege and free shipping to any U.S. zip code.