NVIDIA Corporation (201)
Founded in 1993.
Focused on game & profi cards.
1st card - NV1 (1995)
Usefull links: List of all tech demos Video acceleration info
Professional version of the GTX 1060 5GB with clock capped at 1000 MHz.
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Workstation version of GeForce RTX 2080 SUPER with a quarter of the shading units disabled.
Entry-level card from 2017.
Silent re-release of entry-level card with slower DDR4 memory.
Midrange profi version of GeForce GTX 980 with 384 shaders disabled.
Mainstream card of year 2015.
Lower clocked GTX 960 with partly disabled core sold in lower mainstream.
Renamed bit higher clocked GTX 660 OEM.
Mainstream card of year 2014.
Low-end professional version of Geforce GTX 750.
Renamed higher clocked GeForce GT 640 with optional GDDR5 memory.
Lowend card of year 2014.
Very lowend card in 2016.
Mainstream card of years 2012/2013.
Midrange profi version of GeForce GTX 650 Ti.
Higher clocked GeForce GT 640 with GDDR5 memory.
Midrange profi card similar to GeForce GT 640.
Entry-Level Card for 2012.
OEM card, Fermi GF116 core based on 40nm process is used. Other GT 640 models use 28nm Kepler core.
Low-end professional version of Geforce GT 630.
Lowend multimedia card based on older core used on GT 4xx cards.
OEM lowend made by disabling half of GK107 core.
Profi dualhead card.
Renamed GeForce GT 520.
World's fastest DirectX 11 GPU (in year 2010).
Higher mainstream of year 2011.
Lower clocked GTX 560 Ti with partialy disabled core.
Mainstream game card for year 2011.
Lowend initialy OEM only card later released in retail.
Lowend mobile chip.
Lowend OEM card of year 2011.
Professional version of Geforce GTX 465.
Workstation card based on GeForce GTX 480 Core 512 with half the shading units disabled.
Hi-end card, Radeon HD5850 competition.
Highend mobile profi card.
Higher mainstream game card for year 2010.
Professional mainstream card based on underclocked GeForce GTS 450.
Hi-end laptop card based on GF106 core.
Late version based on new core.
Mainstream Fermi card with cut GF106 core. Radeon HD5750 competitior.
Entry level Fermi generation card.
Entry level Fermi generation card.
Entry level profi card of year 2010.
OEM replacement of Geforce 310 with faster memories.
Lowend profi card based on GeForce GT 220.
Renamed GeForce 240M.
Lowend OEM card (renamed underclocked GeForce GT 220).
Renamed GeForce 210M with little different clocks.
Top of the line dual GPU card. Radeon HD 4870x2 competitor.
Radeon HD4890 competitor with higher TDP.
Professional version of GeForce GTX 260.
Downgraded GeForce GTX 280 sold as lower highend card.
Renamed GeForce 9800 GTX+ with increased max memory size.
Lowend card of 2009/2010.
Mainstream card based on defective G92 cores with DDR2 VRAM. Non-OEM variant is based on G94 GPU.
Profi lowcost dualhead card based on GeForce 210.
Renamed GeForce 210 sold at OEM markets.
Low-end card from the end of 2009 surpassed by Radeon HD5450.
OEM only mainstream card.
Renamed GeForce 9300 GS with slower memory sold at OEM markets.
Higher clocked GeForce 9800 GTX on die shrinked 55nm core.
Renamed higher clocked Geforce 8800 GTS.
Modified desktop 9800 GT for big laptops.
Renamed Geforce 8800 GT.
Mid-range professional version of Geforce 9600 GT.
GeForce 8600M GT successor.
Mainstream replacement of GeForce 8600 GTS.
Renamed Geforce 8800 GS with 192bit memory bus sold as mainstream.
Oem mainstream card.
Entry-level professional version of Geforce 9500 GT.
Lowend mainstream nVIDIA card based on striped G96 core.
Oem lower mainstream card.
Slowest NVIDIA profi card of year 2009 based on G96 core.
Renamed GeForce 8400 GS with disabled texture units for OEM markets.
Lowend replacement of GeForce 8400M G.
Ultra-Highend card of GeForce 8 line.
Highend card of GeForce 8 line.
New version with uncut higher clocked core from GeForce 8800 GT.
High-end professional version of Geforce 8800 GT.
GeForce 8800 lineup refresh with new VP2 video engine.
Downgraded GeForce 8800 GTX with less memory and shaders.
Professional mid-range card based on underclocked GeForce 8600 GT.
Lowend profi card based on half cut G84 core and 128-bit memory bus.
Lowend profi card based on half cut G84 core.
Mainstream card.
Mainstream mobile card based on G84 core.
Lower mainstream card.
Mainstream mobile card based on G86 core (GF8400/8500).
Higher lowend card using uncut G86 core.
Based on GeForce 8500M GT.
Based on GeForce 8400M GS.
Quad monitor card using 2 G98 cores.
Profi dualhead card.
Lowend profi card based on GeForce 8400.
Same clocks and core as GeForce 8400M G but with doubled number of Shader units.
Lowend mobile chip.
Updated version with new core supporting PCI-E 2.0.
Lowend card.
OEM only lowend card.
Midrange OEM profi card based on GeForce 7900 GS.
