The same chip as Radeon HD 8450, Radeon HD 7450, and Radeon HD 6450

Profi version of GeForce2.

Higher clocked GeForce GT 640 with GDDR5 memory.

Mainstream card of years 2012/2013.

Entry level Fermi generation card.

2D card for graphics professionals.

Lowend DX10 mobile card.

Renamed Mobility Radeon X1700.

Lowend mobile chip.

Sold in Medion computers, with specifictions between a 9800 Pro and an 9800 XT

OEM version of Radeon X300.

1st mobile Savage.

EGA Plus card (640 by 480 resolution).

Probably oem only version of Radeon HD2400.

Officially unreleased KYRO II refresh. Some were sold re-labeled and underclocked as regular KYRO II

Lowend HD 4xxx series Radeon.

Hi-end card based on HD5870 with less shaders and GPU clock.

Mainstream 28nm card with Eyefinity support.

Higher mainstream of year 2011.

Lower clocked GTX 560 Ti with partialy disabled core.

Renamed bit higher clocked GTX 660 OEM.

Renamed higher clocked GeForce GT 640 with optional GDDR5 memory.

Low-end professional version of Geforce GTX 750.

Mainstream card of year 2014.

Entry level Fermi generation card.

Higher mainstream card using GDDR3 memory.

Lowend card of 2009/2010.

Hi-end card, Radeon HD5850 competition.

2D graphics accelerator used for document image processing (DIP).

FirePro W5000 is a single-slot AMD Radeon HD 7850 with disabled shaders and TMU.  

Lowcost Parhelia with reduced memory bus and number of pipelines.

AMD's competitor to Geforce GTX 550 Ti.

Mainstream card with Eyefinity support and GDDR5 memory with slightly less shaders than HD5770.

This integrated chipset was used on a card by HP for workstations.

Multimedia accelerator based on programmable DSP often working as modem and sound card.

Low-profile workstation card.

World's first 0.11-micron graphics processor.

Unofficial OEM lowend model.

Card made in China by Sietium (芯瞳) for their domestic market.

Renamed GeForce4 MX 440-8X with lower clocks and mostly 64bit memory bus.