AMD desktop graphics cards

The AMD Radeon SDR (also known as Radeon 7200) is a graphics card released in 2000, based on the Rage 6 / R100 architecture.

The AMD R100 is a graphics card released in 2000, built on a 180 nm process with fixed-pipeline architecture.

The AMD All-in-Wonder 128 is a graphics card released in 1999, featuring the Rage 4 architecture and integrated TV tuner.

The AMD Rage 128 Pro is a graphics card released in August 1999, based on the Rage 4 architecture with a 250 nm process.

The AMD Rage 128 Ultra is a graphics card released in 1999, based on the Rage 4 architecture and built on a 250 nm process.

The AMD Mach 64 VT4 is a graphics card released in 1998, based on the Mach 64 VT4 GPU built on a 600 nm process.

The AMD Rage 128 is a graphics card released in 1998, built on a 250 nm process with fixed-pipeline architecture.

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

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.