Vendor NVIDIA

Vanta LT

Vanta LT is the lowest-cost TNT2-era branch, mainly useful for OEM and period-correct value PC documentation.

GeForce 256 DDR is the more bandwidth-rich GeForce 256 variant and a stronger collector target.

TNT2 M64 kept TNT2 branding but used a narrower memory path aimed at cheaper systems.

TNT2 Pro sits between ordinary TNT2 and Ultra, making variant identification important.

GeForce 256 started the GeForce brand and made hardware transform and lighting the headline PC graphics feature.

The SDR GeForce 256 is the first GeForce experience, but without the memory bandwidth advantage of DDR boards.

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.

RIVA TNT2 was NVIDIA's final major pre-GeForce desktop family, with many full, Ultra, Pro, M64, and Vanta variants.

Vanta was the value end of the TNT2 era, historically useful for OEM PCs but easy to overpay for.