Up for sale is a rare, fully tested Video Seven VEGA VGA (Version 2) 8-Bit ISA Graphics Card (FCC ID: D2A62L1989V5).If you are restoring an original IBM PC (5150), IBM PC/XT (5160), Tandy 1000, or early 8086/286 clone, this is one of the most desirable vintage video upgrades ever built. Because it runs natively on an 8-bit ISA bus, it delivers gorgeous, crisp VGA graphics to vintage machines that lack 16-bit expansion slots.Why This Card Commands a Premium:

• Dual Display Outputs: Features both a 15-pin analog VGA port and a 9-pin digital TTL port, ensuring complete compatibility across historic multisync monitors, digital displays, and modern LCD panels.
• IBM XT Slot 8 Compatibility: Equipped with the critical P3 Jumper block, allowing it to work flawlessly in the notoriously difficult Slot 8 timing position on original IBM 5160 motherboards.
• Excellent Physical Condition: Clean PCB, straight bracket, and completely free of corrosion.

Testing & Working Condition:This card has been physically installed and benchmarks verified. It boots straight into artifact-free, vibrant standard VGA mode, handles mode auto-detection effortlessly, and maintains crystal-clear text display without any video noise or failing logic gates.What’s Included:

• (1) Authentic Video Seven VEGA VGA (Ver. 2) 8-Bit ISA Card.
• (Bonus) A printed, easy-to-read layout sheet documenting all 6 DIP switch matrix profiles (including modern LCD VGA configuration) and all jumper pinouts (P1–P8) so you can drop it into your machine and configure it instantly.