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3D Rage IIC PCI

Riva 128

4 MB on standard RIVA 128 boards SGRAM · About 4 W class

RIVA 128 was NVIDIA's first mainstream success, combining 2D, 3D, and video acceleration for late-1990s PCs.

Representative Diamond Multimedia RIVA 128 board physical card, photographed from the front — Diamond Multimedia RIVA 128 board

3D Rage IIC AGP

Representative ATI Rage IIC AGP chip physical card, photographed from the front — ATI Rage IIC AGP chip

3D Rage PRO PCI

Representative ATI 3D Rage PRO PCI 8 MB board physical card, photographed from the front — ATI 3D Rage PRO PCI 8 MB board

3D Rage PRO AGP

Representative ATI 3D Rage Pro AGP 2x board with a memory expansion module physical card, photographed from the front — ATI 3D Rage Pro AGP 2x board with a memory expansion module

Rage PRO Turbo PCI

Rage PRO Turbo AGP

Representative ATI Rage PRO Turbo AGP board physical card, photographed from the front — ATI Rage PRO Turbo AGP board

3D Rage PRO AGP 2X

Representative ATI XPERT@Play Rage PRO AGP 2X 8 MB board physical card, photographed from the front — ATI XPERT@Play Rage PRO AGP 2X 8 MB board

Riva 128 PCI

4 MB SDR · 4 W

PCI RIVA 128 variant for systems that needed NVIDIA's first mainstream 2D and 3D accelerator without AGP.

Representative Diamond Viper V330 Riva 128 PCI 4 MB board physical card, photographed from the front — Diamond Viper V330 Riva 128 PCI 4 MB board

XPert XL AGP 2X