The only video driver that can (in theory!) be used for Windows 3.0 is CGA which will give you 640x200 in monochrome. However the standard VGA driver CAN be used but unfortunately it uses some 80286 instructions and the processor in the 2086 is only an 8086 so you'd think it wouldn't work. However, if you unplug the 8086 from the 2086 and replace it with an NEC V30 then you can use VGA (and get about a 5% speed increase to boot!). The NEC V30 is an 8086 compatible chip but has a few of the 80286 instructions as well and just happens to include those used by the Win 3 VGA driver.