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These are emulators in the truest sense, in that they don't do any kind of cheating the way a hypervisor would. 3D graphics for these systems usually requires modest to powerful hardware. [[PCem]] and [[86Box]] are full retro x86 computer emulators, spanning from the original IBM 5150 to Pentium II PCs. Setting it up is much like building an actual retro computer, but in software, so expect it to be as difficult as setting up an actual retro PC. This means you're going to have to install Windows 95/98/ME along with all necessary drivers for the hardware you chose. This is also a great option if you want most accurate option for 3DFX Voodoo emulation and the most accurate option for running Windows 95/98/ME games, even if it may be difficult to set up compared to [[Intel_CPUs#Emulators|DOSBox and DOSBox forks]].

Windows 95/98/ME can also be installed in [[Intel_CPUs#Emulators|DOSBox forks]], and it also supports 3DFX Voodoo emulationbut strongly prioritizes performance over accuracy. Compatibility and accuracy aren't as good as [[PCem]] or [[86Box]].