Onboard IBM VGA chip used in PS/2 model 80 machines.

IBM Personal System/2 Display Adapter aka 1st VGA card.

Hi-end card based on two HD4870 with 2x1GB VRAM.

Company's last chip with enhanced RAMDAC.

128bit GUI accelerator using MDRAM memory.

Fake card based on GF106 core.

Mainstream card of year 2015.

Mobile version of Volari 8300.

Professional card based on Radeon 9800 XT.

X1900 XTX with faster GDDR4 memory.

Faster clocked GeForce4 MX 440.

Dual GPU graphics card.

Lowend lowpower multimedia card.

PCI Express based High-end professional graphics accelerator.

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

Eight screen card with support up to 16 monitors using two M9188 cards.

Dual screen card. Compared to the M9120 has digital output up to 2560x1600.

Hercules/Color Graphics Adapter compatible card.

1st S3 mobile chip based on Trio64V+.

Predecessor of Tiga cards for CAD.

Renamed HD 5450/6350 sold as OEM lowend.  

Downgraded GeForce GTX 280 sold as lower highend card.

World's fastest DirectX 11 GPU (in year 2010).

Fully active RV770 GPU, GeForce GTX260 killer.

Mainstream profi version of Radeon X800 PRO.

High-end professional version of Geforce 8800 GT.

Midrange profi card based on GeForce FX 5900.

Quad GPU OpenGL 3D graphics accelerator.

Quad screen card.

Multiscreen card with three miniDP support up to 11 monitors using multiple cards.

Lowcost Geforce 7300 SE with disabled half pipelines.

Low power mobile VGA chip with integrated Ramdac.

GUI accelerator.

1st SVGA mobile chip.

OEM only mainstream card.

Underclocked lowcost OEM card.

Added 640 x 480 EGA and 132 column text mode.

EGA card.

Lowend Core 2 / Quad chipset with DDR3 1066 support.

Early VGA chipset.