You graphics card progression

diamond viper 550 ( riva TNT)
asus v8200 ultra ( GF3 )
albatron 6800gt
saphire 1900xt
twintech 8800gt
radeon 4850
evga gtx260 192core
 
Hmm, I don't even remember what my 486 had... I know my P2 had some kind of S3 card before I added a Voodoo 1. I had a Voodoo 2 later on and every NV GPU from the Riva 128ZX (which came with my P3 IIRC) to the GF 2 (TNT, TNT2, GF1 256 in between). After that I had a Radeon 9600 vanilla I think 'till I built my A64 rig with a GF 6800, and now my current NV GTX 260. I've built a few other side rigs with ATI cards, I've re-used that 9600 once or twice and I also got a 9800 on special when CompUSA opened here which I later sold.

As to the particular brands... Pretty sure all my 3dfx cards and my first two or three NV cards were from Diamond, the Riva 128 might've been from STB or something like that since it came w/an OEM rig. The GF2 was an ASUS card IIRC. The 9600 was made by ATI themselves, I forget the 9800. My GF 6800 was a BFG card and my current GTX 260 is from XFX. I probably did more 3D gaming in the span of time between the GF1 and the 9600 than any other time, but I was getting smarter overall about my upgrades.

The GF2 I bought when I got to college IIRC, or was it the GF1? Bah, I forget. Out of those cards, the only one that died prematurely was the GF 6800, luckily enough it was from BFG and they replaced it like 2+ years after I'd bought it, the replacement is still kicking around on an A64 right I passed down to my mother. Only one I've installed an aftermarket cooler on too, NV Silencer from Arctic Cooling. Why'd they stop making coolers that blow air outside of the case anyway? Is performance with the fan blowing directly on the heatsink that much better?
 
Voodoo3 (forgot which model)
Geforce 6800GT
Geforce 7800GT
Geforce 7800GTX
Geforce 8800GTS
Geforce 8800GTX
Geforce 8800GT
GTX 280 OC
ATI 4870 512mb
ATI 4870X2
GTX 295
 
ATI Mach64 2mb
S3 Savage 4 8mb
3DFX Voodoo 3 2000 16mb
ATI Radeon 9000 128mb
Nvidia Geforce 4 Ti4600 128 mb
ATI Radeon 9800 pro 128 mb
Nvidia Geforce 6800 GT 256 mb
ATI Radeon x800XL 256mb (6800 died :( )
Nvidia Geforce 7900gt 256 mb
ATI Radeon 3850 256 mb
Nvidia Geforce 9800gtx 512 mb

May have left out 1 or 2 test cards, but that is the main upgrade path :)
 
ATI 9800 XT 256MB
ATI X850XT PE 256MB
Nvidia 8800GTX 768MB
Nvidia 9800 GTX OC 512MB
 
Geforce2
FX 5200 Ultra 256mb
7800 GT 256mb - AGP no less...
FX 5700 LE (yes, I had to downgrade)
HD 4830 512mb
 
ati 9000
ati 9800 AIW PRO
Nvidia 6800 GT ( died )
8800 GTS 640
Ati 4870
 
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S3 Virge 4MB PCI (IIRC)
S3 Virge 4MB PCI + PowerVR
S3 Virge 4MB PCI + 3dfx Voodoo 2
<Can't remember>
Manli RIVA TNT2 M64 AGP
AOpen FX5200-128bit AGP
MSI Radeon 9800Pro (R360) AGP
Sparkle GeForce 6600GT AGP
Xpertvision GeForce 7600GS Sonic PCI-E
Powercolor Radeon X1950Pro SCS3 PCI-E
Powercolor Radeon HD 3870 PCI-E
Powercolor Radeon HD 4870 1GB PCI-E
 
Hercules monochrome
Some SVGA card I can't remember
S3 ViRGE
Voodoo1
TNT2
Geforce2
BFG 6800GT
PNY 8800GTS 640MB
BFG GTX285
 
You know, there is already a thread about this on the [H]ard|Forum.
Anyway here is my upgrade path for video card hardware. Some of these were in my main gaming rigs and some weren't. I did however own all of these at one point or another.

Diamond SpeedStar 24 Tseng Labs ET4000 ISA
ATI 512k VGA
Cirrus Logic CL-GD5420
Diamond SpeedStar 64 Cirrus Logic CL-GD5434 PCI
Diamond S3 Vision 964
Diamond Stealth 3D 2000 S3-ViRGE PCI
Diamond Stealth 3D 3000 S3-ViRGE/DX PCI
Hercules 3DFX Voodoo Rush
NEC PowerVR
Diamond Monster 3D 3DFX Voodoo1 4MB PCI (combined with above)
Diamond Monster 3D II 3DFX Voodoo2 8MB PCI
Diamond Monster 3D II 3DFX Voodoo2 8MB PCI (combined with above)
Diamond Monster 3D II 3DFX Voodoo2 12MB PCI
Diamond Monster 3D II 3DFX Voodoo2 12MB PCI (combined with above)
Diamond Fire GL 1000 Pro 3Dlabs Permedia2 AGP
Matrox G200 4MB AGP
Matrox G200 8MB AGP
3DFX Voodoo 3 2000 AGP
3DFX Voodoo 3 3000 AGP
Diamond Viper V330 nVidia Riva 128 AGP
Diamond Viper V550 nVidia Riva TNT AGP
Diamond Viper V770 nVidia Riva TNT2 Ultra AGP
Herecules Geforce 2 GTS 64MB AGP
Geforce 2 MX (Unknown brand)
PNY Geforce 3 Ti500
PNY Geforce 4 Ti4600
PNY Geforce 4 Ti4600 (To replace the above that I smoked while overclocking)
ATI Radeon 9600Pro
ATI Radeon X800Pro
PNY Geforce 6800GT AGP
ATI Radeon 7000 PCI 32MB
ATI Radeon X700Pro PCI-Express
PNY Geforce 6600GT
BFG Geforce 6600GT
EVGA Geforce 6800GT PCI-Express
EVGA Geforce 6800GT PCI-Express
BFG Geforce 7800GTX PCI-Express
BFG Geforce 7800GTX PCI-Express
BFG Geforce 7900GTX PCI-Express
BFG Geforce 7900GTX PCI-Express (Combined with above in SLI)
Mad Dog Geforce FX 5200 Plus PCI 128MB (Sitting in a box)
ATI Radeon X1950XTX PCI-Express
ATI Radeon X1950XTX PCI-Express (combined with the above in Crossfire)
ATI Radeon X1950Pro PCI-Express
ATI Radeon X1950Pro PCI-Express (combined with above in Crossfire)
BFG Technologies 8600GTS (Separate systems, non-SLI)
BFG Technologies 8600GTS (Separate systems, non-SLI)
EVGA Geforce 8800GTX
EVGA Geforce 8800GTX
BFG Technologies 8800GTX (combined with the above cards in 3-Way SLI)
EVGA Geforce 9800GX2
EVGA Geforce 9800GX2 (combined with the above in Quad-SLI)
EVGA 8800GTS 320MB Superclocked (HTPC)
ATI Radeon HD 4870 X2 CrossfireX
ATI Radeon HD 4870 X2 CrossfireX (combined with the above in CrossfireX)
BFG Technologies Geforce GTX 280 OC
BFG Technologies Geforce GTX 280 OC
BFG Technologies Geforce GTX 280 OC (combined with the above cards in 3-Way SLI)
EVGA 8800GT 512MB Superclocked (HTPC)
XFX Geforce GTX 280 XXX Edition (Server/Spare rig)
Diamond Multimedia ATI Radeon HD 5970 2GB
Galaxy GeForce GTX 580
Galaxy GeForce GTX 580 (combined with the above in SLI)

Total=63 cards

I may be forgetting a few cards here or there. I'll add them later if I remember anymore.
 
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Dan, when you add up the retail cost of every one of those cards, does it make you a little sick? :p

(I'm gonna guess $15k)
 
Tzzird said:
Dan, when you add up the retail cost of every one of those cards, does it make you a little sick? :p

(I'm gonna guess $15k)
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No. I've been spending upwards of $10,000 a year on computer hardware for years. Though oddly I'm making quite a bit more money than I used to and I don't spend nearly as much money on computer hardware as I used to. So far this year I've probably spent about $2,000 on computer hardware at most. (You should also check the CPU Progression thread. I've had more CPUs than I have graphics cards.)
 
Intel i810 (onboard)
PNY Nvidia Geforce 2 MX400 (PCI)
XFX Nvidia Geforce 4 MX4000 (PCI)
XFX Nvidia Geforce 6600GT (APG)
MSI Nvidia Geforce 8500GT (PCI-e) (This one died)
ASUS Nvidia Geforce 8500GT (PCI-e) (This one still works)
Sapphire ATI 4830 (PCI-e)
 
Dan_D said:
No. I've been spending upwards of $10,000 a year on computer hardware for years. Though oddly I'm making quite a bit more money than I used to and I don't spend nearly as much money on computer hardware as I used to. So far this year I've probably spent about $2,000 on computer hardware at most. (You should also check the CPU Progression thread. I've had more CPUs than I have graphics cards.)
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Funny - I feel the same way. 15+ years ago when I was in college, working retail and making very little money compared to what I make now, I would spend probably $300 every month on various hardware upgrades, not counting dropping a couple grand every other year on a complete new build. Of course, it was easier to spend more money on upgrades when a CD burner cost $200 and a 17" CRT was $800. I probably spend about the same now, maybe a little less each month.

I'd say I've had more graphics cards than CPUs... but the CPUs are catching up. ;)
 
Dan_D said:
No. I've been spending upwards of $10,000 a year on computer hardware for years. Though oddly I'm making quite a bit more money than I used to and I don't spend nearly as much money on computer hardware as I used to. So far this year I've probably spent about $2,000 on computer hardware at most. (You should also check the CPU Progression thread. I've had more CPUs than I have graphics cards.)
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$10k a year! Yikes!

I guess it isn't cheap to stay on the cutting edge all the time.

The only computer item that I've ever bought that was cutting edge was a 3x CD-rom / multimedia package back in 93 or 94 for $800.
 
Tzzird said:
$10k a year! Yikes!

I guess it isn't cheap to stay on the cutting edge all the time.

The only computer item that I've ever bought that was cutting edge was a 3x CD-rom / multimedia package back in 93 or 94 for $800.
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At least. I used to upgrade my computer every two weeks it seemed. (Coincides with pay days at the time.) Now I don't do it as often, but I buy higher end for the most part and I can afford to buy more than one component at a time. Right now my optical drive is dated as hell but I don't really care about that.
 
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Voodoo Banshee | Pentium II | 1998
ATI Radeon 8500 | 2x AMD Athlon MP 1800+ | 2001
NVIDIA 7800GTX 512 | AMD X2 4800+ | 2005

In some way I'm tempted to wait until 2011 to see how Intel and AMD's CPU/GPU combos pan out, as well as Larrabee, and the latest and greatest from NVIDIA's and ATI's discrete gpu solutions since there are massive changes happening that year. Yet there is a good chance I'll cave in and upgrade in 2010 to a 32nm Intel Gulftown (Westmere), and a high-end 40nm NVIDIA or ATI card.
 
Hmm might be as long as the cpu progression thread!

ATI Mach 32 pci
Matrox Marvell G200 with Voodoo 2 12m pci card
Matrox G400 Max card
Nvidia Geforce 256
ATI AIW Radeon 32m
ATI Radeon 7500
Nvidia Geforce 3 Ti200
ATI Radeon 8500LE
ATI Radeon 9700Pro
ATI Radeon 9800Pro 256
ATI Radeon x800pro
Nvidia Geforce 6800GT
ATI Radeon X800XT
ATI Radeon X850XT PE
ATI Radeon X1800XT
ATI Radeon X1900XTX
ATI Radeon X1950pro
ATI Radeon X1900XT
Geforce 7900GTX
ATI 3850
Nvidia Geforce 8800GT
Nvidia Geforce 8800GTS 512M
ATI 4870 512M
Geforce GTX 280 FTW
Geforce GTX 285
 
ATi Mach64 Turbo (PCI) | pre-1997
ATi Mach64 Turbo + Diamond Monster 3D (Voodoo 1 PCI) |1997
Intel i810e Integrated (never let your dad buy you a PC) | 1999
ATi Radeon 9700Pro 128mb (AGP4x, after years of Integrated I needed to splurge) | 2002
GeForce 6600GT 128mb (agp4x, to replace a dead 9700pro) | 2004
ATi Radeon 4870 1gb | 2008
 
Digital Viper-X- said:
lies! your list is almost as long as your cpu thread!

:p! Cpus for me last longer then gpus, but GPUs I didn't really start buying till like 5-6 cpus in.
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Not true. :) Keep in mind I've had multiples of some CPUs. Especially in regard to the SMP systems I've had. The only reason I've had so many video cards is due to SLI and Crossfire/CrossfireX. In the early days I changed CPUs more often because the video cards made little to no difference in actual game performance.
 
Dan_D said:
Not true. :) Keep in mind I've had multiples of some CPUs. Especially in regard to the SMP systems I've had. The only reason I've had so many video cards is due to SLI and Crossfire/CrossfireX. In the early days I changed CPUs more often because the video cards made little to no difference in actual game performance.
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you sure :p I was a bit backwards before, cpus increased in clock speed, and new models would come out every 2-3 years, with gpus coming out with new models every year or so, but maybe we're talking about different times, I'm talking about say, the Radeon 8500 - X800 timeline.
 
Well games have been largely GPU limited for the most part for the last several years. This has led to me purchasing the fastest GPUs, and buying a mid-range CPU and overclocking them. I typically purchase CPUs less often than I do graphics cards these days with few exceptions here and there. I ran my Skulltrail setup for over a year in my primary gaming machine and I've had my Geforce GTX 280's since the week they were released. The third one came about two or three months later however. Before that I ran my Q6600 for about six months and my E6600 six months prior to that. Since my E6600 I've had the following GPU configurations in my main gaming rig:

ATI Radeon X1950XTX PCI-Express x2 (Crossfire) -E6600
EVGA Geforce 8800GTX x2 (SLI) -E6600/Q6600
EVGA Geforce 8800GTX x3 (3-Way SLI) -Q6600/QX9775's
EVGA Geforce 9800GX2 (Quad-SLI) -QX9775's
BFG Technologies Geforce GTX 280 OC x2 (SLI) -QX9775's
ATI Radeon 4870 X2 x2 (CrossfireX) -QX9775's
BFG Technologies Geforce GTX 280 OC x3 (3-Way SLI) (Current gaming rig) QX9775's/i7 920

So as you can see in the most recent years, I've kept CPUs longer than I kept GPUs. I upgrade GPUs almost every chance I can get. The only reason I don't have any Geforce GTX 285's or GTX 295's is because they won't provide much if any additional performance or features over my existing Geforce GTX 280 OC 3-Way SLI setup in games. In fact Quad-SLI'ed Geforce GTX 295's may even be a step back just as it was with the 9800GX2's due to the lack of memory bandwidth. For once I'd like NVIDIA to bring out a "GX2" style card that isn't castrated. Keep the GPU clocks the same, keep the memory clocks and bandwidth the same as their single GPU counterparts. I'll probably keep my Core i7 920 until the 32nm refresh of Core i7 at the least. However, when GT300 comes out, or the next ATI offering, I'll probably upgrade to those right away.
 
For the people here that go though many GPUs/CPUs every year, what do you do with your old hardware when you upgrade? Do you just sell them on ebay/craigslist, keep them around as souvenirs, give them away, throw them away, something else?
 
Cyberbeing said:
For the people here that go though many GPUs/CPUs every year, what do you do with your old hardware when you upgrade? Do you just sell them on ebay/craigslist, keep them around as souvenirs, give them away, throw them away, something else?
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Some of them get repurposed and placed in other machines I have around the house. Some are sold or traded to friends. Older CPUs I come across end up in my processor collection box. Several of them I've just sold on the forum here. On a couple of occasions I've simply taken some CPUs out and shot them. My Athlon XP 3200+ ended up getting that treatment. :cool:
 
-Something from Diamond a loooong time ago - came with the full versions of Descent and Demolition Derby that only worked if you had that particular video card installed.

-Voodoo 2 1000 PCI - ZOMG it played Half-Life on my Pentium 166 masheen - it was my first love.

-nvidia 5200 PCI - had to start somewhere with that crappy Dell I was stuck with...anything was better than Intel Graphics.

- ATI 9600 All-In-Wonder - was fun to mess with the TV options and it ran CS:S great.

-eVGA 6600 GT - the best mid-range card at the time, my first serious video card purchase.

-eVGA 7900 GTX - same as above, it was a rebranded GTX and was amazing for the price.

-eVGA 8800 GTS 320MB - I'm sure you see the pattern here.
 
Voodoo 3000
Voodoo 5500
Geforce 4 Ti300
Geforce 5 (FX) 5900
Geforce 6 6800GT
Geforce 7950 GX2
Geforce 8800 GTX
Radeon 4870 Crossfire

I've always shot for either top of the range or just under and clocked to reach the top range, the 5900 hit Ultra speeds and way more no problems, the 6800GT I think hit the Ultra speeds as well, the 7950GX2 was pretty much the single fastest card about at the time. The 8800GTX was top of its range at the time, and the 4870 crossfire was a fantastic deal (bought before the 4870x2 came along)

Back in my voodoo 3 and voodoo5 days I was just getting into computers and didn't know much about the hardware back then, i can't recall what there was between the voodoo5 and the gefoce 4, nothing I think

I was an Nvidia fanboy for a long while even through the FX debaccle which didn't really effect me that much because by the time DX9 titles hit I had my geforce 6, and the 5900 overclocked so much that it owned in DX8 titles anyway :)

All in all I think i've done well over the years, amazing to recall the list and remember how much i've spent in total, it's scary!

For the people here that go though many GPUs/CPUs every year, what do you do with your old hardware when you upgrade? Do you just sell them on ebay/craigslist, keep them around as souvenirs, give them away, throw them away, something else?
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I sell on my old hardware to friends mostly, it make the high end video cards a lot more affordable because you can recoup a great deal of the cost of your new card by selling your old hardware, so if you stay on top of the curve you can save a lot of cash this way. New video cards come in at about £400-£500 each new cycle and will usualy go for about £200 if you snatch up the next cycles flagship card near release day, making the difference only 200-300 per cycle.
 
Well. I''ll start with the ones that count. Back in the day VGA graphics at 640x480 was a big deal. heh :)

Monster 3D (the original 3d accelerator) secondary card
RivaTNT II 32 meg
Monster 3D II SLI (I had 2 12 meg versions. The ORIGINAL SLI Booya!) secondary cards
Voodoo3 3000 16meg
Geforce 2 Ultra (I think it was called that. It was nearly the same as a Geforce 3 ti200 performance wise)
Geforce 3 ti500
Geforce 4 ti4200
Radeon 9700 Pro
GeforceFX 5900 Ultra
Geforce6800 Ultra (which fried)
ATI Radeon X800XT (replaced the fried ultra)
7800GTX
8800GTS
4870x2

I think thats about for my main cards. I had a bunch more for spare machines but nothing really noteworthy. My secondary computers always got the handmedowns.
 
Cyberbeing said:
For the people here that go though many GPUs/CPUs every year, what do you do with your old hardware when you upgrade? Do you just sell them on ebay/craigslist, keep them around as souvenirs, give them away, throw them away, something else?
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Most of my "old" hardware goes to family members - usually the stuff was high-end enough when I bought it that even a year or two later the parts can make a respectable system. So my mom has my x2-3800 (939) system, one sister has the e2180 build, brother has the e6400/p965/8800gts build, wife has the e8400/P35 build, and the kids get their own e7200/p35 as well.

The main problem with giving people computers, especially non-tech people like my family, is they think because you built the computer for them that you are also responsible for their 24/7 tech support. More and more I prefer to sell my stuff on the buy and sell here at [H] to avoid this. Not to be a dick - but man, the last thing I need at 11 pm is a call from my sister asking how to make PDFs.
 
Don't even remember my 2 oldest cards :(

But since then:

Geforce 2 MX 400
Geforce FX 5600 Ultra
Radeon 9500 Pro
Radeon 9800 Pro
Geforce 6800 128mb
Radeon X1950Pro
Geforce 8800GT
Geforce GTX 260 (current)
 
1) Some kind of generic CGA graphics board
2) Really OLD ass EVGA full length board that couldn't do color in windows thanks to terrible drivers (Imagine browsing the internet in black and white)
3) Generic 1mb video card with MPEG acceleration and 32 bit color
4) TN2 Ultra with 32 mb of ram
5) ATI Radeon AIW
6) Geforce 4 Ti4400
7) Radeon 9800 Pro
8) Nvidia 6600GT
9) Nvidia 8800 GTS 320 mb
10) Nvidia GTX260 896 mb

The last 3 are still in working machines
 
The ones I can remember:
3DFX Voodoo 3 3000
Nvidia GeForce 4 Ti 4600
ATI Radeon 9800 XT
ATI Radeon X1900 XT
(HIS) ATI Radeon HD 4870 1GB (POS just died on me today, I've only had it since Christmas :mad:)

I'm about to order an HD 4890, I'm currently stuck using an X300 I found in my box of junk/spares. It was that or an old PCI #9 Visual Technology Imagine 128 card. :eek: :)
 
I'm sure I'm leaving one or two out...

ATI VGA Wonder 1MB ISA (486DX 40MHz) {Awesome}

S3 ViRGE 4MB PCI (Cyrix 6x86 PR200, 166MHz) {Horrible}

Number 9 Revolution 3D 8MB AGP + 2x 8MB Diamond Monster II 8MB cards (Pentium 233MHz) {Awesome}

Number 9 Revolution IV 32MB AGP + 2x 8MB Diamond Monster II 8MB cards (AMD K6-2 300MHz) {Awesome}

Diamond Viper V770 (TNT2 Ultra) 32MB AGP 4X (AMD Duron 700MHz) {Fecking Oresome}

Hercules 3D Prophet II 64MB (GeForce 2 GTS), AGP 4X (Athlon 1.4GHz [Thunderbird]) {Awesome}

PNY GeForce 3 64MB AGP 4x (Athlon 1.4GHz [Thunderbird]) {So-so}

ATI Radeon 8500 128MB AGP 4x (Athlon 1.4GHz [Thunderbird]) {Horrible}

MSI GeForce 4 Ti4400 128MB AGP 4x (Athlon XP 2400+, 2.0GHz) {So-so}

MSI nBox GeForce FX 5900 AGP 4x Ultra 128MB (Athlon 64 3000+) {Horrible}

ATI Radeon 9700 Pro 256MB AGP 4x (Athlon 64 3000+) {Awesome}

NVIDIA GeForce 7900 GT 256MB, PCIe (Athlon 64 3700+) {Awesome}

NVIDIA GeForce 7900 GTX 512MB (Athlon 64 x2 4800+) {So-so}

NVIDIA GeForce 8800 GTS 320MB (Athlon 64 x2 4800+) {So-so}

NVIDIA GeForce 8800 Ultra (Core 2 Duo E6750) {Awesome}

NVIDIA GeForce GTX 280 (Core 2 Duo E8500) {Awesome}

I think that's it...
 
For me ti is:
Voodoo 3 AGP
Inno 3DGeforce 2mx
ATI Radeon 7500
ATI Radeon 9600XT
Evga Geforce 6600GT
Evga Gefroce 7800GT
BFG Gefroce 8800GT
EVGA Geforce GTX 260
EVGA Geforce GTX 275 step-up
 
Mine was quite short,

-GeForce 2 MX
-Radeon 7000 (tried to get a GeForce 4 but the person said I didn't have the slot for it.. guessing I didn't have AGP)
-GeForce FX 5500
-Galaxy GeForce 9600 GT
 
Here's mine, at least as much as I remember....

Trident ISA VGA card
(can't remember from this to
Here till the Voodoo 3)

3DFx Voodoo 3
GeForce 256
GeForce2 GTS
Gainward GeForce Ti4200 golden sample (still have this card)
Radeon 9600 (still have this card)
2 x GeForce 6600 in SLI
GeForce 7900GT
GeForce 8800GTS (896)
GeForce GTX260
GeForce GTX280 (current)

SR
 
Dan_D said:
You know, there is already a thread about this on the [H]ard|Forum.
Anyway here is my upgrade path for video card hardware. Some of these were in my main gaming rigs and some weren't. I did however own all of these at one point or another.

ATI 512k VGA (I can remember no more details)
Cirrus Logic CL-GD5420
Diamond SpeedStar 24 Tseng Labs ET4000 ISA
Diamond SpeedStar 64 Cirrus Logic CL-GD5434 PCI
Diamond S3 Vision 964
Diamond Stealth 3D 2000 S3-ViRGE PCI
Diamond Stealth 3D 3000 S3-ViRGE/DX PCI
Hercules 3DFX Voodoo Rush
NEC PowerVR
Diamond Monster 3D 3DFX Voodoo1 4MB PCI (combined with above)
Diamond Monster 3D II 3DFX Voodoo2 8MB PCI (combined with above)
Diamond Monster 3D II 3DFX Voodoo2 12MB PCI x2 (SLI) (combined with below)
Diamond Fire GL 1000 Pro 3Dlabs Permedia2 AGP
Matrox G200 4MB AGP
Matrox G200 8MB AGP
3DFX Voodoo 3 3000 AGP
Diamond Viper V330 nVidia Riva 128 AGP
Diamond Viper V550 nVidia Riva TNT AGP
Diamond Viper V770 nVidia Riva TNT2 Ultra AGP
Herecules Geforce 2 GTS 64MB AGP
Geforce 2 MX (Unknown brand)
PNY Geforce 3 Ti500
PNY Geforce 4 Ti4600
PNY Geforce 4 Ti4600 (To replace the above that I smoked while overclocking)
ATI Radeon 9600Pro
ATI Radeon X800Pro
PNY Geforce 6800GT AGP
ATI Radeon 7000 PCI 32MB
ATI Radeon X700Pro PCI-Express
PNY Geforce 6600GT
BFG Geforce 6600GT
EVGA Geforce 6800GT PCI-Express x2 (SLI)
BFG Geforce 7800GTX PCI-Express x2 (SLI)
BFG Geforce 7900GTX PCI-Express x2 (SLI)
Mad Dog Geforce FX 5200 Plus PCI 128MB (Sitting in a box)
ATI Radeon X1950XTX PCI-Express x2 (Crossfire)
ATI Radeon X1950Pro PCI-Express x2 (Crossfire)
BFG Technologies 8600GTS x2 (Separate systems, non-SLI)
EVGA Geforce 8800GTX x2 (SLI)
EVGA Geforce 8800GTX x3 (3-Way SLI)
EVGA Geforce 9800GX2 (Quad-SLI)
BFG Technologies Geforce GTX 280 OC x2 (SLI)
EVGA 8800GTS 320MB Superclocked
ATI Radeon 4870 X2 x2 (CrossfireX)
BFG Technologies Geforce GTX 280 OC x3 (3-Way SLI) (Current gaming rig)
EVGA 8800GT 512MB Superclocked (HTPC)
XFX Geforce GTX 280 (Server/Spare rig)

I may be forgetting a few cards here or there. I'll add them later if I remember anymore.
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Jeez, you remember all of those and the models. No wonder you are [H]ard! heh:D
 
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