Low-cost professional 3D card for Windows NT 4.0.

Mainstream version of Wildcat 6210 with reduced memory size.

High-end profi OpenGL card.

Highend version with TV tuner and VIVO.

Mainstream profi OpenGL accelerator.

Highend OpenGL card.

Mobile version of Blade 3D chip family.

Lowend of Trident Blade T64/XP family.

Hercules card using SRAM memory instead of DRAM.

Hercules card, probably 2nd oldest from ATi, first known.

Compaq QVision 1280/E.

World's first LSI graphics- controller chip.

2nd 3Dlabs try aimed on mainstream users.

High-resolution graphics system designed for the PS/2 line. Graphic accelerator, additional card like the IBM PGC.

Mid-range dual-monitor accelerator using 2x RPM 2/64 rasterisers.

High-end dual-monitor accelerator using 2x GLINT R3 rasterisers and GLINT Gamma 2 geometry processor.

High-end workstation accelerator using 2x GLINT R4 rasterisers and GLINT Gamma 2 geometry processor.

Enhanced VGA compactible adapter for IBM PS/2 MCA machines.

Improved XGA-1 with monitor detection and more colors. Still unsuccessful.

Budget competitor of GeForce MX4000.

Lowend mobile solution.

Low-end budget card made with 40nm process.

ViRGE/DX with SGRAM/SDRAM support.

Mainstream underclocked version of X1800 with 4 disabled pipelines.

Ultrahigh-end Wildcat accelerator of year 2002.

High end Super VGA card.

High performance mobile controller.

Mid-range card. Some PCI-E versions have GDDR3 VRAM. Added 8-channel audio for both HDMI and DisplayPort.

Professional mainstream card based on underclocked GeForce GTS 450.

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

Pentium 4 chipset with DDR333 support.

Lowend version of i845GE chipset with lower graphics core clock, missing AGP port and only DDR266 support.

Renamed GeForce GT 520.

Added True Color support and 32bit memory bus.

Lowcost VGA chipset.

Early SVGA chipset.

Early VGA card.

1st company chip - high end windows accelerator.

Lowend Xabre with lower clocks.

1st Trident 3D mobile accelerator, based on 975 chip.