Hardware released in 1999

The Intel 810 is a chipset for Socket 370 released in 1999, part of the Whitney platform. It features integrated i752 graphics and supports up to 512 MB of EDO or PC100 SDRAM.

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

The NVIDIA Riva TNT2 is a graphics card released in 1999, featuring the NV5 GPU on a 250 nm process with 32 MB SDR memory.

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 Mobility M1 is a mobile graphics chip released in 1999, based on the Rage Pro architecture.

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 Vanta (Nvidia) is a budget graphics card released in 1999, based on the NV5 architecture.

The AMD Rage Mobility 128 is a mobile graphics chip released in 1999, based on the Rage 128 Pro architecture.

The AMD Rage Mobility M3 is a mobile graphics chip released in 1999, based on the Rage 128 Pro architecture.

The AMD Rage Mobility M4 is a mobile graphics chip released in 1999, based on the Rage 128 Pro architecture.

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

The NVIDIA Riva TNT2 Ultra is a graphics card released in 1999, based on the NV5 chip with 250 nm process, featuring 32 MB SDR memory and AGP 4x/PCI interface.

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

The NVIDIA Vanta is a budget graphics card released in 1999, based on the Riva TNT2 architecture.

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 Riva TNT2 Ultra is a graphics card by Nvidia, released in March 1999, based on the NV5 GPU.

The Intel 810E2 is a desktop chipset for Socket 478 released in 1999, supporting PC100/133 SDRAM and up to 512 GB of memory.

The Riva TNT2 is a graphics card by Nvidia, released in 1999, based on the NV5 architecture.

The Geode GXm is a chipset from AMD, released in 1999 for Socket 7 platforms.

The AMD-750 chipset, part of the Irongate family, was released in 1999 for AMD Athlon processors on Slot A and Socket A.

The AMD-750 (Irongate) is a chipset released by AMD in 1999 for Slot A and Socket A processors.

The Intel 810E is a chipset released in September 1999, designed for Intel Pentium II and Pentium III processors.