NVIDIA desktop graphics cards

The NVIDIA Riva TNT2 M64 is a budget graphics card released in 1999, based on the Riva TNT2 architecture with a 64-bit memory bus.

The Riva TNT2 M64 is a budget graphics card from Nvidia, released in October 1999, based on the NV5 chip with 32 MB SDR memory on a 64-bit bus.

The NVIDIA Riva TNT is a graphics card released in 1998, featuring the NV4 architecture and supporting DirectX 6.0 and OpenGL 1.2.

The Riva TNT (Nvidia) is a graphics card released in 1998, based on the NV4 architecture and manufactured on a 350 nm process.

The NVIDIA Riva 128ZX is a graphics card released in 1998, built on a 350 nm process and available with AGP 2x or PCI bus interface.

The Riva 128ZX is a graphics card by Nvidia, released in 1998, based on the NV3 architecture.

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

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

The NV1 is a graphics card released by Nvidia in 1995, featuring the NV1 architecture and supporting DirectX 1.0.

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