Can you help me ID these cards?

[VulturEMaN]

I've got 2 old as dirt cards laying around. I'd like to get a computer working for my uncle, who doesn't have one. He'll just be doing IE and Word, so they aren't a problem for the 400mhz computers that I'm throwing them in. But I'd still like to give him the best out of the bunch, so assist me in IDing them, please
Intel one:
http://i104.photobucket.com/albums/m169/VulturEMaN/Old Vid Cards/DSCF1280.jpg
http://i104.photobucket.com/albums/m169/VulturEMaN/Old Vid Cards/DSCF1281.jpg
http://i104.photobucket.com/albums/m169/VulturEMaN/Old Vid Cards/DSCF1282.jpg

Unknown One:
http://i104.photobucket.com/albums/m169/VulturEMaN/Old Vid Cards/DSCF1283.jpg
http://i104.photobucket.com/albums/m169/VulturEMaN/Old Vid Cards/DSCF1284.jpg

 

[Marvelous]

intel I740... It says right on the chip...

As for the visiontek... It's Nvdia card.. Probably a TNT or older..

 

[Mr. Stryker]

I believe the 'Unkown' one would be a better performer.

 

[defaultluser]

The Visiontek card is a TNT with 4MB memory, built for Gateway. It is likely a TNT Vanta (64-bit bus).

http://www.geeks.com/details.asp?invtid=NV9990&cat=VCD

The i740 is actually the better card. The perform about the same in 3D, but the i740 cards tended to have better 2D quality. They also have 8MB ram.

 

[AltTabbins]

Need a better video card? This VisionTek video card features an AGP inteface, an NVIDIA RIVA TNT Processor and 4MB memory. This card will definately accelerate your PC's graphics!! Add one to your cart today!!!

ROFLCAKES!!!!
If this is an UPGRADE from your current video chipset, its time to buy a faster computer.. like a calculator.

 

[Marvelous]

The Visiontek card is a TNT with 4MB memory, built for Gateway. It is likely a TNT Vanta (64-bit bus).

http://www.geeks.com/details.asp?invtid=NV9990&cat=VCD

The i740 is actually the better card. The perform about the same in 3D, but the i740 cards tended to have better 2D quality. They also have 8MB ram.

tnt is actually faster

 

[VulturEMaN]

I'll test both running Damn Small Linux on a live CD with 512mb ram (4x 128 sticks) on these shitty 400mhz computers.

The comp will just have Excel, Word, and a basic windows 98 install. Then, if I get DSL running good, I'll load that on instead.

Do you think the TNT drivers would work on that older TNT? I've never seen a TNT below 16mb before...