Hardware released in 2004

The AMD Radeon X700 LE is a budget graphics card released in December 2004, based on the RV410 GPU with 8 shading units and 128 MB DDR memory.

The AMD Radeon X800 Pro is a graphics card released in 2004, based on the R400 architecture with the R420 GPU.

The AMD Radeon X800 XT is a high-end graphics card released in 2004, based on the R400 architecture and R420 GPU.

The AMD Radeon X800 XT PE is a high-end graphics card released in 2004, based on the R400 architecture and R420 GPU.

The AMD Radeon X800 XT Platinum Edition is a high-end graphics card released in 2004, featuring the R423 GPU on a 130 nm process.

The AMD Radeon Xpress X200 is an integrated graphics chipset released in 2004, based on the R300 architecture.

The NVIDIA GeForce FX5500 is a graphics card released in March 2004, based on the Rankine architecture with the NV34B chip.

The NVIDIA GeForce FX5700 VE is a budget graphics card released in 2004, based on the Rankine architecture.

The NVIDIA GeForce Go 6800 is a mobile graphics card released in 2004, based on the Curie architecture with 12 shading units and 256-bit memory bus.

The NVIDIA GeForce 6800 LE is a graphics card released in 2004, based on the Curie architecture and NV40 chip.

The NVIDIA Quadro FX 5500 is a professional graphics card released in March 2004, based on the Rankine architecture with an NV34B chip.

The Radeon X600 is a graphics card by ATI, released in September 2004, based on the RV370 architecture.

The Radeon X600 Pro is a graphics card released by ATI in 2004, based on the R300 architecture and RV380 GPU.

The Radeon X700 Pro is a mid-range graphics card released by ATI in 2004, based on the R400 architecture and RV410 GPU.

The AMD All-in-Wonder X800 GT is a graphics card released in December 2004, combining 3D acceleration with TV tuner and video capture capabilities.

The AMD M11 is a mobile graphics card from 2004, based on the R300 architecture with an RV360 GPU.

The AMD Mobility Radeon 9500 is a mobile graphics card released in 2004, based on the R300 architecture.

The AMD R420 is a graphics card released in 2004, based on the R400 architecture and built on a 130 nm process.

The AMD Radeon 9550 is a graphics card released in 2004, based on the R300 architecture with the RV350 GPU.

The AMD Radeon 9550 SE is a budget graphics card released in 2004, based on the R300 architecture with the RV350 GPU.

The AMD Radeon X300 is a budget graphics card released in 2004, based on the RV370 chip and R300 architecture.

The AMD Radeon X300 LE is a budget graphics card released in 2004, based on the Radeon R300 architecture.

The AMD Radeon X600 SE is a graphics card released in 2004, based on the R300 architecture with the RV370 GPU chip.

The AMD Radeon X600 XT is a graphics card released in 2004, based on the R300 architecture with the RV380 GPU.

The AMD Radeon X800 is a graphics card released in December 2004, based on the R400 architecture with the R430 GPU chip.

The AMD Radeon X800 SE is a mid-range graphics card released in October 2004, based on the R400 architecture with an R420 GPU.

The AMD Radeon X850 XT CrossFire Master is a graphics card released in 2004, designed as the master card for CrossFire multi-GPU setups.

The AMD Radeon X850 XT Platinum Edition is a high-end graphics card released in December 2004, based on the R480 GPU with 16 pixel pipelines.

The NVIDIA GeForce FX5700 Ultra GDDR3 is a graphics card released in 2004, based on the NV36 GPU.

The NVIDIA GeForce 6800 GTO is a graphics card released in 2004, based on the Curie architecture and NV45 GPU.

The Intel 82925X is a chipset for LGA 775 Pentium 4/D/XE processors, released in 2004.

The Intel 82925XE is a chipset for LGA 775 sockets, released in November 2004 as part of the Alderwood-XE platform.

The AMD All-in-Wonder X800 XL is a graphics card released in 2004, combining 3D acceleration with TV tuner and video capture capabilities.

The Radeon X800 is a series of graphics cards by ATI, released in 2004, based on the R400 architecture.

The Intel 82910GL is a chipset for LGA 775 processors, released in September 2004 as part of the Grantsdale-GL platform.

The Intel 82915GV is a chipset for LGA 775 processors, released in 2004 as part of the Grantsdale-GV platform.

The Intel 852GM is a mobile chipset for Socket 478, released in Q2 2004 with integrated graphics.

The Intel 910GL is a chipset for LGA 775 processors, released in September 2004 as part of the Grantsdale-GL platform.

The Intel 915P is a chipset for LGA 775 processors, part of the Grantsdale platform, released in June 2004.

The AMD Radeon 9250 SE is a budget graphics card released in 2004, based on the RV280 chip and R200 architecture.

The Radeon 9550 is a graphics card by ATI, based on the RV350 GPU manufactured on a 130 nm process.

The Intel 82915G is a chipset released in 2004 for LGA 775 processors, part of the Grantsdale-G platform.

The Intel 82915P is a chipset for LGA775 processors, released in June 2004 as part of the Grantsdale platform.

The Intel 915G is a chipset for LGA 775 processors, released in June 2004 as part of the Grantsdale-G platform.

The Intel 915GV is a chipset for desktop PCs, released in June 2004. It supports Intel Pentium 4 processors in the PPGA611 socket.

The Intel E7221 is a chipset for LGA 775 Pentium 4 servers, released in September 2004.

The Intel ICH6 is a southbridge chip released in 2004, part of Intel's chipset family for Pentium 4 and Celeron processors.

The AMD-8000 series chipset is a motherboard chipset for Socket AM2+/AM2 processors, featuring PCI Express 2.0 and native Gigabit Ethernet.

The AMD-8132 is a southbridge chip from the AMD-8000 series, released in 2004 for Socket 940 platforms, featuring PCI-X 2.0 support.

The NVIDIA GeForce PCX4300 is a graphics card released in 2004, featuring a PCIe x16 bus interface.

The AMD-8111 is a chipset component of the AMD-8000 series, released in 2004.

The AMD-8111 nForce Professional ULi-1563 is a chipset released in 2004 for AMD Opteron and Athlon 64 processors.

The AMD-8131 is a PCI-X chipset released by AMD in 2004.

The AMD-8151 is a chipset component from AMD, supporting AGP 8X interface.