This page is dedicated to my hardware collection. Down below you'll find links to information about hardware companies, benchmarks, drivers of the cards I own. Each and every card is listed individually.

You can either click on vendor to see every card made by it or click on the cardname and see a list of the cards. If you want a full list of everything in the database, click here.

I bought this card new (unused) in 2009! Somewhere a few of these cards 'survived' in stock .

The GeForce 2 Pro was meant to be an high-end product and uses the GeForce 2 GTS core with faster RAM. My card, as seen on the photo's, has a GeForce 2 GTS chip with 'Pro' stamped onto it. The GTS was ... > Read more

The GeForce 3 is a DirectX 8 compliant 3D-card and brought new features and techniques to the market. It has programmable shaders, LMA (Lightspeed Memory Architecture) for better memory management, reducing overdraw en compression of the Z-buffer. In terms of image quality the GeForce 3 can do bette... > Read more

The Radeon 64MB DDR has been produced until summer of 2001 and after the release of the Radeon 8500 the cards were renamed to Radeon 7200. Because this card is dated 14th week of 2001 I named it Radeon 7200 DDR as well. I have similar cards (Engineering samples; i.e. [url=http://thandor.net/object/1... > Read more

nVidia launched the GeForce 2 Ultra (press release) on 14 August 2000, this card is from 10 September 2000. The Ultra's were available pretty quick and offered the best 3D-performance at it's time. It's price-tag was about 500$ ~ 600$ US dollars (about 1600 Dutch guilders), not bad.... > Read more

With this dual-head card the Matrox' G400 offers excellent 2D quality for two monitors.

The G400 is basically a G200 but fixed and tweaked. New features like Environment Mapped Bump Mapping (See Wiki) have been added.

Specifications-wise the... > Read more