64-bit VisualMedia Accelerator.

64bit GUI Accelerator with increased max memory clocks and EDO support. Belongs to Alpine family.

First company chip.

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

32bit GUI Accelerator with PCI support.

Memory-Mapped I/O VGA GUI Accelerator.

Probably first company graphics card.

Enhanced GUI acceleration.

Increased max mem size to 2MB and added GUI acceleration (BitBLT).

Added True Color support and 32bit memory bus.

Added VL-Bus support.

Low-cost VGA desktop chipset.

Modified Voodoo 1 with separated 2D core from other company.

High-end dual display workstation graphics.

Price/performance dual display workstation card.

1st graphic card from 3Dfx.

Higher mainstream game card for year 2010.

Mainstream game card for year 2011.

Professional mid-range card based on underclocked GeForce 8600 GT.

PCI Express based mid-range professional graphics accelerator.

1st S3 mobile chip based on Trio64V+.

Dual screen card for medical imaging applications.

1st intel 3D graphics chipset.

Added Unified Memory Architecture (UMA) for sharing system memory.

Highend version with 8MB VRAM support and enhanced RAMDAC.

Probably last company video chip sold under Xtec brand.

Cheap VGA card.

First single-chip Windows accelerator with built-in hardware acceleration for motion video colorspace conversion and scaling under DCI.

Lowcost GUI accelerator later renamed in drivers to 6201.

Early VGA card.

EGA card.

S3 ViRGE mobile chip.

Hercules card.

High performance mobile controller.

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

Upgraded Mach 8 with VGA core.

Lowend graphics card.

Low power mobile VGA chip with integrated Ramdac.

The PowerVR add-in board.

Mobile XGA card.