Graphics Hardware, Part 3
27 entries in the Graphics Hardware, Part 3 compendium.
Video display controllerIntegrated circuit generating video signals for 1980s computers and consoles.Voodoo 5Last and most powerful graphics card line from 3dfx.Voodoo2Three-chip 3D accelerator with dual-texturing and SLI capability.Voodoo3Voodoo3: 3dfx's Avenger core with dual-texturing and 16-bit dithered output.Yamaha V9938Video display processor for MSX2 and other systems.Yamaha V9958Successor to V9938, adding YJK color modes and horizontal scrolling.3dfxPioneer of 3D graphics accelerators and the Glide API.3DlabsFabless semiconductor pioneer of GLINT and PERMEDIA graphics chips.Actix SystemsAmerican GUI accelerator pioneer turned general-purpose adapter maker.Adage, Inc.Boston graphics firm known for IBM-compatible vector terminals.AesthedesA six-screen CAD system for designers, no computer knowledge needed.Alliance SemiconductorAmerican memory and graphics chip designer, dissolved in 2006.AMDAmerican semiconductor company competing with Intel since 1975.Appian GraphicsMulti-monitor graphics accelerator supplier founded in 1994.ARK Logic2D GPU designer with design wins from Western Digital, Hercules, Diamond.ArtXArtX designed the Flipper chip for Nintendo's GameCube.ASUS ProArtASUS ProArt: hardware for professional content creators since 2011.ATI TechnologiesCanadian fabless GPU developer acquired by AMD in 2006.BFG TechnologiesPioneer of factory-overclocked graphics cards with lifetime warranty.Biren TechnologyChinese fabless GPGPU firm under US sanctions.Boca ResearchBoca Research made PC expansion cards and was a top modem maker.Canopus CorporationMaker of Voodoo-based cards and video editing solutions.Cardinal TechnologiesAmerican modem maker that expanded into graphics and PCs.ChaintechTaiwanese hardware maker known for motherboards and graphics cards.Chips and TechnologiesPioneering fabless semiconductor company that opened the PC graphics market.Club 3DDutch brand known for AMD graphics and multimedia products.Data DiscPioneer in hard drives, videodisc recorders, and graphical terminals.
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