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  1. 86Box | Emulator of retro x86-based machines

    Dec 21, 2025 · 86Box is a low level x86 emulator that runs older operating systems and software designed for IBM PC systems and compatibles from 1981 through fairly recent system designs …

  2. 86Box | Blog: 86Box v5.0

    This is the August 2025 update to 86Box, bringing in many new features, fixes, some important changes and an exciting preview for the highly-requested integrated manager.

  3. 86Box | Blog: 86Box v4.2

    This is the July 2024 update to 86Box, bringing new features in the multimedia front, new machines and many bugfixes. The work-in-progress build currently available to our Patreon supporters will be …

  4. 86Box | Blog: 86Box v5.2

    This is the October 2025 update to 86Box, bringing in a few more new features, lots of new machines and the obligatory bugfixes.

  5. 86Box | Blog: 86Box v5.1

    This is the September 2025 update to 86Box, bringing in some new features and the results of a bugfix marathon started right after the v5.0 release.

  6. 86Box | Blog: 86Box v3.0

    Dec 1, 2021 · 86Box v3.0 provides a total of 288 emulated machine entries, more than tripling the amount of machines compared to the previous v2.07 release. A number of newly-added machines …

  7. 86Box | Blog: 86Box v5.3

    Dec 21, 2025 · 86Box is maintained by Miran Grča (OBattler) and the 86Box developers. Website developed by Foxlet.

  8. 86Box | Blog: 86Box v4.0

    This is the August 2023 update to 86Box, bringing many improvements, bugfixes (especially for non-Windows users) and some new hardware. It’s certainly been a while since our last update. Needless …

  9. 86Box | Blog: 86Box v4.1

    Feb 21, 2024 · The company, originally specializing in professional CAD cards, made its entry into the broader 3D market in 1995 with the MGA Millennium, followed up by the Mystique in 1996 and …

  10. 86Box | Blog: 86Box v4.2.1

    Sep 1, 2024 · In our mission to cover almost two decades’ worth of the very diverse PC ecosystem, 86Box ends up emulating a large quantity of hardware which only piles up over time.