Hi-end Matrox card with 512-bit GPU, triple-head (VGA only) support. Exists also in 256MB version. Supports 10-bit per color channel.

Dualhead professional graphics accelerator based on 3Dlabs GLINT 500TX and GLINT Delta.

GeForce4 with highest clocks.

1st 3D Accelerator from Cirrus Logic using Rambus DRAM (RDRAM).

1st AGP 4X card also with increased memory size and added second texture unit.

Enhanced Rage 128 with AGP 4x, DXTC support and speed improvements.

Mainstream card with increased clocks compared to RIVA TNT.

Higher clocked G400 with better Ramdac.

Upgraded Banshee with higher clocks and added second texture unit.

Added partial MPEG-1 acceleration and bus for connecting HW video accelerator.

2D only chipset for Server, Thin Client, and other embedded markets.

Mainstream replacement of Radeon X600.

Lower highend card with disabled 4 pipelines using slow DDR memory.

Replacement of Radeon HD 4830 using faster GDDR5 memories but on 128bit bus with PCB from HD 4870.

1st DX7 chip from ATi and only one real rival to nVidia's Geforce 2. Sometimes called Radeon 7200.

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

Renamed Radeon VE to fit as mainstream/lowend solution into new family names (new highend Radeon 8500).

Unofficial version of Radeon 9600.

Enhanced GeForce FX 5600 with increased shader performance.

Professional high-end card based on underclocked GeForce FX 5800.

Mid-range profi card based on Radeon X800 using R423 core, also has support for 3D glasses.

Mainstream professional card based on Radeon HD2600 XT with DX10 support.

Radeon 9800 PRO with cut pipelines to half.

Higher clocked Radeon 9600.

Lower clocked Radeon 9600 sold as lowend/mainstream card.

  Pentium 4 chipset with DDR333 support and AGP2x/4x.

Downgraded version of 945G with removed 1066FSB, but added Atom 200/300 support.

Entry level 64-bit chipset with integrated Ramdac.

Lowcost VGA chipset.

GUI Accelerator with EDO support.

Die shrink of RIVA TNT2 core with higher clocks.

Doubled memory size, number of pipelines and added DX6 support.

Lowend card of GeForce FX line.

Mainstream card, GeForce 6600GT competitor.

Mainstream professional card based on G96 GPU.

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

Hi-end card, Radeon HD5850 competition.

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

Faster clocked GeForce4 MX 440.

Late revision using NV44 AGP version core and 64bit memory bus.