Desktop Graphics Cards

The AMD Rage 128 VR is a graphics card released in 1998, based on the Rage 4 architecture with a 250 nm process.

The AMD Rage 4 is a graphics card released in 1998, based on the Rage 128 VR GPU with 8 MB SDR memory.

The NVIDIA Riva 128 is a graphics card released in 1997, based on the NV3 architecture and manufactured on a 350 nm process.

The AMD Rage 3 is a graphics card released in March 1997, based on the Rage Pro architecture and built on a 350 nm process.

The AMD 3D Rage is a fixed-pipeline graphics card released in 1996, built on a 500 nm process and supporting DirectX 5.0.

The AMD 3D Rage II is a graphics card released in 1996, based on the Mach64 architecture and featuring the 3D Rage II GPU.

The AMD Mach 64 VT2 is a graphics card released in 1996, based on the Mach 64 VT2 GPU built on a 600 nm process.

The AMD Mach64 (AMD) is a graphics card released in April 1996, based on the Mach64 architecture with a 3D Rage GPU.

The NVIDIA NV1 is a graphics card released in 1995, featuring the NV1 architecture and a 12 MHz clock speed.

The AMD Mach 64 CT is a 2D graphics accelerator released in 1995, featuring a 64-bit memory bus and PCI interface.