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- Mode_13h abstract "Mode 13h is an IBM VGA BIOS mode number for the specific standard 256-color mode on IBM's VGA graphics hardware. It features a resolution of 320×200 pixels. It was used extensively in computer games and art/animation software of the late 1980s and early to mid-1990s. Mode 13h provided programmers with a straightforward manner of accessing video memory (nicknamed chunky graphics), at the expense of not being able to access other useful features of the VGA hardware. Given the aspect ratio of a 320×200 resolution screen, Mode 13h does not have square pixels.".
- Mode_13h thumbnail VGA_Palette_-_Big.PNG?width=300.
- Mode_13h wikiPageExternalLink index.php?tutorial=1&location=11.
- Mode_13h wikiPageExternalLink atrtut07.html.
- Mode_13h wikiPageExternalLink index.html.
- Mode_13h wikiPageExternalLink mode%2013h%20without%20using%20bios.htm.
- Mode_13h wikiPageID "346271".
- Mode_13h wikiPageRevisionID "591434560".
- Mode_13h hasPhotoCollection Mode_13h.
- Mode_13h subject Category:Computer_display_standards.
- Mode_13h comment "Mode 13h is an IBM VGA BIOS mode number for the specific standard 256-color mode on IBM's VGA graphics hardware. It features a resolution of 320×200 pixels. It was used extensively in computer games and art/animation software of the late 1980s and early to mid-1990s. Mode 13h provided programmers with a straightforward manner of accessing video memory (nicknamed chunky graphics), at the expense of not being able to access other useful features of the VGA hardware.".
- Mode_13h label "Mode 13h".
- Mode_13h label "Mode 13h".
- Mode_13h label "Modo 13h".
- Mode_13h sameAs Mód_13h.
- Mode_13h sameAs Modo_13h.
- Mode_13h sameAs Mode_13h.
- Mode_13h sameAs m.01yrgl.
- Mode_13h sameAs Q3317777.
- Mode_13h sameAs Q3317777.
- Mode_13h wasDerivedFrom Mode_13h?oldid=591434560.
- Mode_13h depiction VGA_Palette_-_Big.PNG.
- Mode_13h isPrimaryTopicOf Mode_13h.
