OEM lowend made by disabling half of GK107 core.

2nd gen 3D accelerator and last company chip.

Unsucessful attempt to make 1st DX7 game card.

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

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

Based on Volari Z9.

Card for medical use in radiology.

Mainstream workstation single slot card for VR creators.

Renamed GeForce 210 sold at OEM markets.

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

CL-GD5464 chip with AGP support.

1st gen 3D accelerator.

Full AGP 2x support (side band addressing).

Higher clocked Trident Blade 3D (9880).

Added DX6 support and DVD acceleration.

Lowcost Parhelia with reduced memory bus and number of pipelines.

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

Upgraded Banshee with higher clocks and added second texture unit. Mainstream version.

Multimedia card with integrated audio.

Last company try for mainstream.

64-bit GUI and MPEG-1 accelerator with integrated TV-Out.

2D multimedia mobile chip for embedded industry. Faster clocked revision of the original Silicon Motion SM712 (Lynx EM+).

2D multimedia mobile chip for embedded industry.

Low power 2D chip for "USB display, Thin/Zero client, Signage, and Embedded displays."

Mainstream game card based on Imagination Technologies' PowerVR Series 3 technology.

Low-end budget card made with 40nm process.

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

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

Lowend replacement of GeForce2 MX 200 with 64bit memory bus.

  Entry level desktop card with DDR2 memory.  

2D card.

Windows multimedia accelerator.

Dual screen card for medical imaging applications.

Mainstream Fermi card with cut GF106 core. Radeon HD5750 competitior.

True 64bit high performance mobile controller with increased max mem size to 4MB.

Grown-up ARK2000MI, with two hardware windows.

64-bit VisualMedia Accelerator.

64-bit PCI card.

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

Highend version with 8MB VRAM support and enhanced RAMDAC.