Geforce FX 5200 chip with APG to PCIe bridge.

Fastest dumb SVGA chipset of its time.

Bulgarian Motorola 6845 clone used in various East European PC clones.

Higher clocked GeForce 9800 GTX on die shrinked 55nm core.

64-bit PCI card.

1st and last company 3D card with very bad drivers making broken images in most games.

Cheaper version of ProMotion aT3D without 3D core.

High-end 3D accelerator used in HP VISUALIZE workstations.

Entry 3D card for IBM RS/6000 7044 Models 170/270 and 7043 Models 150/270.

64bit card with MPEG-1 acceleration and integrated Ramdac.

64bit card with MPEG-1 acceleration.

Early VGA chipset.

Higher clocked Trident Blade 3D (9880).

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

1st EGA card. Have 64kB memory, but upgradeable to 128/256kB.

GUI accelerator with VL-Bus support and increased max memory size to 2MB.

Last company chip.

Dualcore highend card.

MDA/CGA/Hercules chipset.

Lowend lowpower multimedia card.

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

VL-Bus Windows accelerator based on Weitek Power 9000.

Fastest GUI accelerator of year 1993.

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

CL-GD5464 chip with AGP support.

Cards for Alpha DEC systems.

Multimedia accelerator based on programmable DSP.

VGA/EGA/CGA chipset.

Official core name is ATI-264VT. Added MPEG-1 acceleration support.

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.