Renamed GeForce GT 520.

OEM version limited to 16MB and AGP 2X.

2nd company 128-bit card.

EGA Plus card (640 by 480 resolution).

Based on Volari Z9.

3D accelerator based on Evans & Sutherland REALimage 3000 chipset.

DOS card based on Tseng ET4000AX.

Higher clocked dieshrinked KYRO.

64bit GUI Accelerator with increased max memory to 4MB. Whole family was named Alpine.

Late version of P86C805.

Based on S3 P86C911, 24-bit true-color acceleration.

1st ATi 3D chip.

Lowend mainstream nVIDIA card based on striped G96 core.

Profi lowcost dualhead card based on GeForce 210.

2nd 3Dlabs try aimed on mainstream users.

Bit higher core clocked GeForce 6200.

Highend professional card, based on Fire GL3.

CAD card, fully backwards compatible with IBM® 8514/A.

TIGA accelerator with added VGA core.

TIGA accelerator with added VGA core.

Highend profi graphics accelerator based on Evans & Sutherland chipset.

Added higher resolutions support.

Fully active RV770 GPU, GeForce GTX260 killer.

Radeon 9600 core modded for PCI-E support sold as lowend solution.

Mainstream card with Eyefinity support and GDDR5 memory.

GeForce 8800 lineup refresh with new VP2 video engine.

Added 2nd texture unit per pipeline and HeadCasting engine (Vertex Shader).

Radeon X1900 XT with faster memory.

Celeron lowend chipset with integrated i752 graphics missing AGP bus support.

Mainstream replacement of GeForce 8600 GTS.

Lowend profi card based on GeForce 8400.

Downgraded GeForce 8800 GTX with less memory and shaders.

Low-end card from the end of 2009 surpassed by Radeon HD5450.

Profi version of Radeon 9700 PRO with doubled memory size, but underclocked.

Enhanced PCX1 with added bilinear filtering.

  Highend 3D performance card, based on two ATi Rage 128 Pro using AFR technology.

Lower clocked Radeon 9800 PRO limited to 128MB.

Unsuccessful predecessor of KYRO.

1st NVIDIA workstation card based on higher clocked GeForce 256 core.

Higher clocked Radeon 9600.