Ive been told i have a SiS 5598 on my 'office station 97 p200 MMX' (built by time), if this is true, how and where do i get a driver for it? windrivers.com hasnt been able to help me.

Many thanks Joel

Joel: The SiS 5598 designation is the chipset, not the video card. That means somebody's video card or motherboard is using that video chipset. You can read the specifics about that chipset at:

http://lhd.datapower.com/db/dispproduct.php3?DISP?1168

Here's a Russian web site that has downloadable drivers for Win95/98/NT for video cards using that chipset:

http://www.icos.ru/sb/SOFT.NSF/6b35ffd0535f51dbc32567370033d91c/e4c41da1f16845b8e325675f00348e71!OpenDocument

Another option is to download a motherboard manufacturer's video drivers for their on-board video system using the SiS 5598 chipset. Here's a couple choices:

http://www.asus.com.tw/products/motherboard/driver_vga.html (at bottom of page)

http://www.ecs.com.tw/ecs/ecs/p5sj-b/p5sj-b-d.htm

I wasn't keeping track of version numbers. Download the latest version number that you can find. Keep in mind that this particular chipset is a "legacy" device, and nobody's writing drivers for it anymore. Good luck...