GPU Wiki Series
Second GeForce desktop generation, spanning MX, GTS, Pro, Ti and Ultra class cards. Architecture coverage: Celsius.
Desktop and laptop GPUs are listed in product-stack order.
GeForce2 GTS launched the second GeForce generation and made per-pixel shading a headline NVIDIA feature.
GeForce2 GTS PRO is a higher-clock GeForce2 branch that should be separated from ordinary GTS cards.
GeForce2 MX brought the GeForce2 generation into cheaper mainstream and OEM systems.
GeForce2 MX DH Pro TV is a feature-oriented MX variant where output layout matters more than raw speed.
The PCI DH Pro TV card is useful for non-AGP systems that need GeForce2 MX output features.
GeForce2 MX PCI is a mainstream GeForce2 option for older systems without AGP.
GeForce2 PRO is a faster GeForce2 desktop variant that sits below Ultra but above ordinary GTS.
GeForce2 Ultra was the high-end GeForce2 card, interesting for clocks, cooling, and enthusiast positioning.
GeForce2 Go moved the GeForce2 generation into notebooks, where OEM design matters heavily.
GeForce2 Go 100 is a lower mobile GeForce2 variant where laptop model details matter more than the name.
GeForce2 Go 200 is another early mobile GeForce2 variant where OEM notebook configuration decides usability.
GeForce 2 broadened the first GeForce formula into mainstream and high-end market segments. MX cards are much slower than GTS, Pro, Ti and Ultra boards.
