First graphics chip made by Intel. Its licenced µPD7220 from NEC.

1st graphic card from 3Dfx.

1st gen 3D accelerator.

Multimedia accelerator based on programmable DSP often working as modem and sound card.

Most sold 6326 version.

Added MacroVision support.

Lowcost 3D card.

Added memory interleaving for increasing effective memory bus to 64-bit.

S3 ViRGE mobile chip.

Added AGP support, integrated TV-Out, DuoView technology and partial DVD acceleration.

ViRGE/DX with SGRAM/SDRAM support.

Faster perspective correction and brilinear filtering.

1st S3 3D card.

Highend version with 8MB VRAM support and enhanced RAMDAC.

Underclocked Vérité V2200 limited to 4MB memory and slower 170MHz Ramdac.

Highend replacement of Radeon X1800 XT with tripled pixel shaders.

Ultra-low power graphics card. Replacement of P650.

2nd company card and 1st succesfull one.

Dual screen card.

Higher clocked Radeon X1900 XT.

Improved Cyber9397 chip with added DVD playback capabilities, support up to 8MB and 230MHz built-in RAMDAC.

Hi-end Matrox card with 512-bit GPU, triple-head (VGA only) support and 10-bit per color channel.

Quad screen card with support up to 12 monitors using multiple cards.

Integrated graphic with shared memory.

Last released card from 3Dfx. Mainstream version of Voodoo 5 5500.

Improved Ramdac and added DVD acceleration.

Lowcost solution based on RIVA TNT2 core limited to 16MB with 64bit memory bus.

Late version based on new core.

Cheap SVGA solution.

Enhanced version of HM86304.

Cheap SVGA solution.

Version with higher bus timing - 1.5 MHz vs 1 MHz on HD6845SP.

Advanced High Resolution Graphics with On-Board VGA.

Realizm 200 with half memory size.

Highend OpenGL card.

Professional OpenGL card.

High-end dual display workstation graphics.

Price/performance dual display workstation card.

Entry-level dual display workstation graphics.

1st and last succesfull 3Dlabs mainstream chip.