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Browse GPU Wiki reference and variant records associated with NVIDIA.
The SDR GeForce 256 is the first GeForce experience, but without the memory bandwidth advantage of DDR boards.
RIVA TNT moved NVIDIA into stronger high-performance 3D competition before the TNT2 and GeForce eras.
NVIDIA first-generation NV1 entry, useful mainly for documenting the pre-Direct3D triangle era and Diamond Edge 3D cards.
GeForce2 MX PCI is a mainstream GeForce2 option for older systems without AGP.
RIVA 128 was NVIDIA's first mainstream success, combining 2D, 3D, and video acceleration for late-1990s PCs.
The PCI DH Pro TV card is useful for non-AGP systems that need GeForce2 MX output features.
TNT2 M64 Vanta sits in the low-cost TNT2 branch where names can hide a narrower memory path.
The 16 MB TNT2 M64 Vanta entry tracks a specific low-cost memory configuration inside the TNT2 value branch.
TNT2 Ultra was the high-clock enthusiast member of the TNT2 family before GeForce 256 arrived.
GeForce2 Ultra was the high-end GeForce2 card, interesting for clocks, cooling, and enthusiast positioning.
