Lowend OEM card of year 2011.

Mainstream card based on defective G92 cores with DDR2 VRAM. Non-OEM variant is based on G94 GPU.

Entry level profi card of year 2010.

Highend mobile profi card.

Midrange profi card similar to GeForce GT 640.

Quad monitor card using 2 G98 cores.

Lower clocked 7800 GTX with few disabled pipelines.

High-end professional version of Geforce 6800 GS.

Die shrinked Rage Pro Turbo with integrated TMDS for flat panels and motion compensation.

Last version of 3D Rage II chip technology. Lowend 3D OEM solution with AGP 1x support.

High-end 3D accelerator used in HP VISUALIZE PA-RISC workstations.

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

High resolution PC card.

3D graphics accelerator used in TDZ-310, TDZ-410 and TDZ-610 workstations.

1st intel 3D graphics chipset.

Enhanced Motorola 6845 clone used also on Hercules card.

Mainstream card using slower DDR2 memory.

OEM replacement of Geforce 310 with faster memories.

Mid-range professional version of Geforce 9600 GT.

Entry-level professional version of Geforce 9500 GT.

Core2Duo chipset with DDR2 667 support.

Updated version with new core supporting PCI-E 2.0.

Geforce 3 based Quadro graphics.

Mainstream replacement of Radeon X1900 GT.

Only renamed 3D Rage Pro AGP 2x chip with released new drivers in 1998.

Higher clocked Radeon X1300 with DDR2 memory.

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

1st graphic card from 3Dfx.

1st gen 3D accelerator.

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.