NVIDIA desktop graphics cards (1999)

The GeForce 256 DDR is a graphics card by Nvidia, released in December 1999. It is based on the NV10 architecture and features 32 MB of DDR memory.

The NVIDIA GeForce 256 DDR is a graphics card released in 1999, featuring the NV10 architecture and 32 MB of DDR memory.

The NVIDIA GeForce 256DDR is a graphics card released in 1999, featuring the NV10 architecture and 32 MB of DDR memory.

The NVIDIA Riva TNT2 Pro is a graphics card released in 1999, based on the Riva TNT2 architecture with an NV5 GPU.

The NVIDIA Riva TNT2M64 is a graphics card released in 1999, based on the NV6 architecture and manufactured on a 250 nm process.

The NVIDIA Riva TNT2M64 Pro is a graphics card released in 1999, based on the NV6 GPU with 32 MB SDR memory on a 64-bit bus.

The NVIDIA Riva TNT2Pro is a graphics card released in 1999, based on the NV5 architecture and manufactured on a 250 nm process.

The Riva TNT2 Pro is a graphics card released by Nvidia in October 1999, based on the NV5 GPU with a 220 nm process.

The GeForce 256 SDR is a graphics card released by Nvidia in 1999, based on the NV10 architecture. It is notable as the first GPU to integrate hardware transform and lighting.

The NVIDIA GeForce 256 SDR is a graphics card released in 1999, based on the NV10 architecture and featuring 32 MB of SDR memory.