Indeed iGPUs have, although I find Intel HD 4400 to be dragging ass with games at this point. Waiting on Raven Ridge to upgrade on the mobile side of things.
I think the ATI card may have been AGP, not sure actually.
Yes, that R9 390 is a giant heatsink. For the games I play, it’s good even for 1440p although it falls short in 4K getting 25 FPS on Witcher 3 at High (not Ultra) settings.
The R7 360 was a single fan card by Gigabyte, boy is it loud and built poorly though.
i can say, triple fan cooled gpus do run cooler than the turbo blower style.
but the fans all universally suck ass and get broken clogged up or stop spinning
ive had radeon hd 6870 (x2)
msi gtx 670 (x1)
evga gtx 960 (x1)
evga gtx 970(x1)
asus gtx 1080 (x3)
gigabyte gtx 1080s (x19)
pics of the Fury nitros current rig
The surviving 450 from I believe Swtor and 27 inch 1080 plus mutt mix of less monitors
one of the 290x and the His 280 in system
The 7750 cf was a limp by until the 7870’s
I was mistaken One His 7870 and one XFX
As far as cf goes ? Several of the older games now cf far better than any else on the newer windows does. Granted I have not played any of the newer popular titles except that which is in development and unleased.
I guess at the end of all that ? I learned something 
freak :)~ 19 1080’s lol
Hey! I like my Sapphire Fury TriX!
Also: You can change/turn off the power status leds via two dip swwitches on the back of the card^^
Yes, they ruin the look of my pc ;0
All cards still work AFAIK.
| Chip Designer | MFG | Model | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Nvidia | EVGA | 8800GT | First build, this card all the rage at the time. Currently collecting dust. |
| AMD/ATI | Gigabyte | HD 4870 | This and the next card were during my diehard Linux phase. I switched to ATI/AMD because they were working to opensource their drivers at the time, with mixed results. This one is currently in my brother’s computer. |
| AMD/ATI | Gigabyte | HD 6870 | Also collecting dust because I’m too lazy to upgrade said brother’s computer. |
| Nvidia | EVGA? | GTX 960 | First GPU Passthrough build, currently in use. Some contemporary AMD cards had/have some bug related to this, and I just avoided the issue rather than research which cards were or were not affected. |
Next card will be back to AMD because Nvidia has been hostile to passthrough users, even if there have been simple workarounds so far. My purchases so far have been split down the middle, but I’m more in favor of AMD. I feel like Nvidia may usually have the better tech, AMD has been more consumer friendly company and I want to support that. I no longer need top-of-the-line graphics capability, since I can barely tell the difference between 1080p and 720p, and anything beyond that is wasted on my eyes.
Sounds interesting! Well I’ll skip my first two GPUs since I have no clue what they were.
Ive been given old systems over the years, and tend to keep them if its easier to run old games on them, I forget half of their GPUs (most were trash anyway) So here are the ones I remember:
| Year | Model | AIE | Life Status | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2010 | HD Radeon 5770 | XFX | Sold | The first GPU I ever bought for the first PC I made. I don’t think I could have made a better choice at the time. |
| 2013 | Ati Rage 128 Pro | ??? | Retired | Someone gave me a Power Mac G4, this was the default GPU. It plays early 2000s PPC Mac games fairly well. |
| 2014 | Radeon 8500 | ??? | Alive! | Found it in a machine being thrown away, and had to flash the BIOS to a Mac Bios. Its one of the better cards that the G4 can even use. I don’t think there are any games that my G4 can even run that max out this card. |
| 2014 | GeForce3 TI 500 | PNY | Alive | Given to me in a Pentium 2 machine that has become my ‘Win98 gaming machine’. This thing is HOT and loud. Like 70c hot, and annoying small fan loud. I cant argue with Quake 3 running 90fps at 1600x1200! |
| 2014 | R9 270X | MSI | Retired | Got it right after the first bitcoin mining craze ended. Its quiet, it runs a lot of lower end games well. Dunno what to do with it. |
| 2016 | GTX 1060 | MSI | Current | I love the 0rpm at idle feature on these cards. Hopes it serves me for a long time. Though… it might cause issues when it comes to Linux… |
I set mine to red, fits the theme perfectly.
It was a good card for the time. If I remember correctly, it was the highest performing single GPU card on the market at the time of purchase. The 295 was better (from what I remember, it was basically 2 GTX 285 on one board), but also out of my price range.
It’s entirely possible it was a 560 (non-ti). I’m pretty sure it wasn’t ti, so probably a 560.
That’s exactly the right one. I got the “base model”
This card sags without a gpu support bracket. I didn’t have anything to support it, so I rolled up some newspaper, wrapped it in scotch tape and cut it to size. worked wonders.
In their defense, they were probably able to cut cost by reducing the IO and when you consider that a 560 was about $250 new, most people wouldn’t have more than 2 monitors, meaning that a single HDMI, DVI and DP would work just fine for them.
It sure has for me on my 660 ti
Story time folks;
Today, I’m going to tell you about the little GTX 285 that could.
The year was 2010. I was at a lan party with my badass rig (specs below), the time was 4:15am and I remember it like yesterday. We had about 10 people in a small, hot room all playing battlefront II, since we had tired of BF: BC2. Things were going well as I was in second place when a new challenger appeared. I hear the jingling of a collar from the door. One of the guys in the room decided to invite the host’s golden retriever to play with us. This was all well and good, save for the tennis ball.
It was a perfect storm, I remember watching in slow motion as this happened. I was on the end of the table, my case was on the floor. I had a half finished can of red bull sitting on my desk, my case was on the floor. I saw the ball flying through the air, my case was on the floor. I watch in terror as the can falls over, lands on the top of my case and begins to pour in through the top fan holes.
It takes me a moment to come to the realization that my PC is probably toast, as I hear fizzing and liquid pouring down through my case. I happen to be close enough to footsie the power strip into the off position, so I do that as fast as I can while letting out a scream to wake the dead (and consequently the neighbors). With my PC off, I immediately pull the can off the top of it, pull open the door to the case, unplug the power cable just in case someone tries something stupid and run to the kitchen for paper towels.
40 minutes of dabbing and wiping later, my PC is dry. With everyone in the room anxiously watching, I turn on the power strip, plug in the cable and press the power button. No dice.
I flip the switch on the power supply and try again. It immediately springs to life, and with a single post beep, indicating everything is good, I look up with angst to my monitor to see the EVGA logo proudly displayed on my mediocre 1680x1050 display.
Moral of the story is twofold. Don’t put drinks anywhere that could risk electronics of any type and don’t let people play fetch with a dog in the same room as a lan party.
Specs at the time:
EVGA 680i
EVGA GTX 285
Intel C2Q Q6600 @3.2GHz
8GB DDR2 1066MHz
I’m out of town for the weekend right now, but when I get back, I’ll take a picture of the red-bull stain on the GPU PCB.
This thread is EPIC …
Just saying. Congrats OP on starting something that is fun for computer building geeks like me.
| Design | Vendor | Model | Interface | Status | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| nVidia | PNY | GeForce4 Ti 4200 | AGP | Retired, in collection | The first dedicated card I had. Gifted to me to give my PII system enough grunt to play Morrowind. |
| nVidia | XFX | GeForce 6600 GT | AGP | Retired, in collection | Worked for the upgrade and got it on firesale in 2005 as the 7000 series launched. Good enough to play DoD:S on Med. |
| nVidia | Galaxy | GeForce GT 220 1GB | PCI-E | Retired, in collection | Had to give up the 6600 with my old PC and needed something to game with. Bought this with a gift card to Game Stop. |
| ATi | XFX | Radeon HD 4890 | PCI-E | Retired, damaged, in collection | Purchased on firesale right after the 5000 series hit shelves. Needed the power to play ArmA II. Run until nearly dead. |
| ATi | Sapphire | Radeon HD 4870X2 | PCI-E | Retired, in collection | Purchased in early 2011 as a “too good to pass up” deal. Put into CrossfireX with the 4890 and gave enough power to enjoy BF3 and Skyrim. |
| AMD | ASUS | Radeon HD 7970 DCII | PCI-E | Sold | Purchased to mine Bitcoin, which it was damn good at. Mined enough to pay for a completely new PC in which it would serve for a few months before being shelved. |
| nVidia | nVidia | GeForce GTX 690 | PCI-E | Sold (regretfully) | Found this card on massive sale and of course had to buy it. Sexiest reference design known to man, but fuck it sucked at multi-monitor and SLI drivers were atrocious. |
| AMD | HIS | Radeon R9 290X (2) | PCI-E | (1) Sold, (1) Died | Purchased as a pair for less than the single GTX 690. Water cooled both and ran them through two separate systems before one card got zapped. |
| AMD | PowerColor | Radeon R9 Nano | PCI-E | Sold | Bought for nearly 30% off and sold not long after to make a profit. Regret selling, was an awesome card. Set the official FireStrike world record for the R9 Nano with this card. |
| AMD | AMD | Radeon R9 Fury X | PCI-E | Primary, in use | Engineering Sample that I got from @SoulFallen not long ago. It’s serving as the workhorse now, and does a fine job of it. Will definitely be keeping it in the collection when I move on. |
Alright it’s about 2013 that I started hoarding collecting cards. I’ve used ALL the cards in the collection just to test them. I don’t keep broken cards unless they’re exceptionally uncommon, so I’m going to attempt to keep this short by only listing the cards that are currently in the collection without going into any detail.
| Design | Vendor | Model | Interface | Status | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Weitek | Diamond | Viper VLB | VESA Local Bus | Working | Power 9000 Model - 2MB |
| Avance Logic | STB | Express PCI | PCI | Working | ALG2301.B - 2MB |
| 3DLabs/S3 | ELSA | GLORIA-4 | PCI | Working | GLINT 300SX - 12MB |
| Rendition | Sierra | Screamin’ 3D! | PCI | Working | Vérité V1000 - 4MB - (Complete in Box) |
| S3 | Diamond | Stealth 3D 2000 | PCI | Working | ViRGE - 4MB |
| S3 | STB | Velocity 3D | PCI | Working | ViRGE/VX - 4MB |
| ATi | ATi | Video Xpression | PCI | Working | Mach64-VT2 - 2MB (ENG Sample?) |
| 3Dfx | Orchid | Righteous 3D | PCI | Working | VooDoo 1 - 6MB |
| 3Dfx | Canopus | PURE 3D | PCI | Working | VooDoo 1 - 6MB |
| 3Dfx/AT | Intergraph | INTENSE 3D VooDoo | PCI | Working | VooDoo Rush (V1 + AT-25) - 6MB |
| 3Dfx | 3Dfx | VOODOO² | PCI | Working | VooDoo 2 OEM - 8MB |
| 3Dfx | Creative | CT6670 | PCI | Working | VooDoo 2 - 8MB |
| 3Dfx | Creative | CT6670 | PCI | Working | VooDoo 2 - 12MB |
| 3Dfx | STB | 210-0335-00X | PCI | Working | VooDoo 2 - 12MB (Compaq Exclusive?) |
| 3Dfx | Micro Conversions | Game Wizard | PCI | Working | VooDoo 2 (Macintosh) - 12MB |
| 3Dfx | Diamond | Monster Fusion | AGP 1X | Working | VooDoo Banshee - 16MB |
| E&S | AccelGraphics | AccelGALAXY | AGP 1X | Working | Evans & Sutherland REALimage 2100 - 36MB |
| 3Dfx | 3Dfx | V3 1000 | AGP 2X | Working | VooDoo 3 OEM - 16MB |
| 3Dfx | 3Dfx | V3 2000 | PCI | Working | VooDoo 3 - 16MB |
| 3Dfx | STB | 210-0347-00X | PCI | Working | VooDoo 3 - 16MB |
| 3Dfx | 3Dfx | V3 3000 | AGP 2X | Working | VooDoo 3 - 16MB |
| 3Dfx | 3Dfx | V3 3500TV | AGP 2X | Working | VooDoo 3 + Tuner/VIVO - 16MB |
| 3Dfx | 3Dfx | VooDoo 5 5500 | AGP 2X | Working | VooDoo 5 (VSA-100) - 64MB |
| Intel | Intel | i740 | AGP 2X | Working | Intel 740 - 4MB |
| IBM | IBM | GXT2000P | AGP 2X | Working | POWER GXT - 32MB |
| nVidia | Diamond | Viper V330 Rev.D | PCI | Working | NV3 - 4MB |
| nVidia | Creative | CT6710 | AGP 2X | Working | Riva TNT (NV4) - 16MB |
| nVidia | ASUS | AGP-V3800/32M (TV) SGR | AGP 2X | Working | Riva TNT2 (NV5) - 32MB |
| ATi | ATi | Rage 128 Pro Ultra | AGP 4X | Working | Rage 128 - 32MB |
| nVidia | SUMA | PLATINUM BMX4 GFB SE TV | AGP 4X | Working | GeForce2 MX (NV15) - 32MB |
| nVidia | ASUS | AGP-V7700/32M (TVR) | AGP 4X | Working | GeForce2 GTS (NV15) - 32MB |
| nVidia | Hercules | 3D Prophet II GTS | AGP 4X | Working | GeForce2 GTS (NV15) - 32MB |
| nVidia | Hercules | 3D Prophet II GTS Pro | AGP 4X | Working | GeForce2 GTS (NV15) - 64MB |
| nVidia | ASUS | GeForce4 Ti 4200-128 | AGP 4X | Working | GeForce4 (NV25) - 128MB |
| nVidia | nVidia | GeForce4 TI 4600 | AGP 4X | Working (Kinda) | GeForce4 (NV25) - 128MB |
| nVidia | Gainward | GF4 Ti 4600 Golden Sample | AGP 4X | Working | GeForce4 (NV25) - 128MB |
| nVidia | eVGA | e-GeForce FX 5700 Ultra | AGP 8X | Working | NV36A1 - 128MB |
| nVidia | eVGA | e-GeForce FX 5900 Ultra | AGP 8X | Working | NV35 - 256MB |
| Matrox | Matrox | Parhelia PH-A256 | AGP 8X | Working | Parhelia 512 - 256MB |
| 3Dlabs | 3Dlabs | Wildcat VP560 | AGP 8X | Working | 3Dlabs P9 - 64MB |
| SiS | Pine Group | 3D Phantom | AGP 8X | Working | Xabre 200 - 32MB |
| ATi | ATi | Radeon X700 Pro | PCI-E | Working | RV410 - 256MB |
| nVidia | BFG Tech | GeForce 7800 GS | AGP 8X | Working | G71 - 256MB |
| nVidia | BFG Tech | GeForce 7800 GT OC | PCI-E | Working | G70 - 256MB |
| nVidia | eVGA | e-GeForce 7800 GTX ACS3 | PCI-E | Working | G70 - 256MB |
| nVidia | nVidia | X8764 | PCI-E | Working | Quadro FX 4500 (G70) - 512MB (ENG Sample) |
| nVidia | nVidia | QDFX-4500-N-A2 | PCI-E | Working | Quadro FX 4500 (G70) - 512MB |
| nVidia | Leadtek | WinFast 7900 GTX TDH | PCI-E | Dying | G71 - 512MB |
| nVidia | BFG Tech | GeForce 8800 GT | PCI-E | Working | G92 - 512MB |
| nVidia | nVidia | GeForce 8800 GTS 640MB | PCI-E | Working | G80 - 640MB |
| nVidia | MSI | NX8800GTX | PCI-E | Working | GeForce 8800 GTX (G80) - 768MB |
| nVidia | nVidia | GeForce 8800 GTX | PCI-E | Working | G80 - 768MB |
| ATi | ATi | Radeon X1950 Pro | PCI-E | Working | RV570 XT - 256MB |
| ATi | ATi | Radeon X1950 XTX | PCI-E | Working | RV580+ - 512MB (GDDR4) |
| ATi | ATi | Radeon HD 2900 Pro | PCI-E | Working | R600 PRO - 1GB (GDDR3) |
| ATi | ATi | Radeon HD 2900 XT | PCI-E | Working | R600 XT - 512MB (GDDR4) |
| ATi | Sapphire | Radeon HD 3870 | PCI-E | Working | RV670 XT - 512MB |
| ATi | ATi | Radeon HD 3870x2 | PCI-E | Working | RV670 XT (x2) - 1GB |
| ATi | ATi | All-In-Wonder HD | PCI-E | Working (Kinda) | RV635 PRO - 512MB (DDR2) |
| nVidia | Palit | 9600 GT SONIC 1GB | PCI-E | Working | G94-300-A1 - 1GB (HDMI & DP too!) |
| nVidia | Sparkle | GeForce 9800 GT Low-Profile | PCI-E | Working | G92-270-A2 - 512MB |
| nVidia | ASUS | EN9800GTX/HTDP | PCI-E | Working | G92-420-A2 - 512MB |
| nVidia | MSI | N220GT-MD1G | PCI-E | Working | GT216-055-A3 - 1GB (DDR2, stamped ATi) |
| nVidia | nVidia | GeForce GTX 260 | PCI-E | Working | G200-100-A2 - 896MB (ENG Sample) |
| nVidia | nVidia | GeForce GTX 260 Core 216 | PCI-E | Working | G200-103-B2 - 896MB (ENG Sample) |
| nVidia | Dell | GeForce GTX 260 | PCi-E | Working | G200-103-B2 - 1792MB |
| nVidia | nVidia | Quadro FX 3800 | PCI-E | Working | GT200-835-B1 - 1GB |
| nVidia | nVIdia | Quadro FX 5800 | PCI-E | Needs Repair | G200-350-B3 - 4GB (ENG Sample) |
| nVidia | EVGA | GeForce GTX 295 Red Edition | PCI-E | Working | G200-400-B3 (x2) - 1792MB (Double PCB) |
| nVidia | BFG Tech | GeForce GTX 295 V2 | PCI-E | Working | G200-400-B3 (x2) - 1798MB (Single PCB) |
| ATi | Sapphire | Radeon HD 4770 | PCI-E | Working (No HSF) | RV740 - 512MB |
| ATi | XFX | Radeon HD 4850 | PCI-E | Working | RV770 PRO - 512MB |
| ATi | ASUS | Radeon HD 4850 | PCI-E | Working | RV770 PRO - 512MB |
| ATi | Sapphire | Radeon HD 4850 | PCI-E | Working | RV770 PRO - 512MB |
| ATi | XFX | Radeon HD 4890 | PCI-E | Dying | RV790 XT - 1GB |
| ATi | Sapphire | Radeon HD 4870x2 | PCI-E | Working | RV770 XT (x2) - 2GB |
| ATi | AMD | Radeon HD 5850 | PCI-E | Working | Cypress PRO - 1GB |
| ATi | AMD | Radeon HD 5970 A1 | PCI-E | Memory Errors | Hemlock XT (x2) - 2GB (ENG Sample) |
| nVidia | nVidia | GeForce GTX 460 v2 | PCI-E | Partially Working | GF114-400-A0 - 1GB (ENG Sample) |
| nVidia | MSI | GeForce GTX 465 Golden Edition | PCI-E | Working | GF100-030-A3 - 1GB (Unlocked to GTX 470 w/ 1280MB) |
| nVidia | nVidia | GeForce GTX 470 | PCI-E | Needs Repair | GF100-275-A3 - 1280MB (ENG Sample) |
| nVidia | Gigabyte | GeForce GTX 480 | PCI-E | Working | GF100-375-A3 - 1536MB |
| nVidia | nVidia | GeForce GTX 480 | PCI-E | Working | GF100-375-A0 - 1536MB (ENG Sample) |
| nVidia | MSI | GeForce GTX 560 Ti Golden Edition | PCI-E | Working | GF114-400-A1 - 1GB |
| AMD | AMD | Radeon HD 6790 | PCI-E | Coaster | Barts LE - 1GB (ENG Sample) |
| AMD | AMD | Radeon HD 6870 | PCI-E | Working | Barts XT - 1GB (Qualification Sample) |
| AMD | AMD | Radeon HD 6950 | PCI-E | Working | Cayman PRO - 2GB (6970 via BIOS switch, ENG Sample) |
| AMD | AMD | Radeon HD 6990 | PCI-E | Working | Antilles XT - 4GB (ENG/Press Sample) |
| AMD | Sapphire | Radeon HD 7950 Mac Edition | PCI-E | Working | Tahiti PRO - 3GB (Complete in box) |
| AMD | AMD | TAHITI | PCI-E | Needs Repair | Tahiti XT - 3GB (Early ENG Sample, needs board repairs) |
| nVidia | nVIdia | 180-1G401-1002-A01 | PCI-E | Working | GeForce GTX 980 (GM204) - 4GB (ENG Sample, has 780 Ti HSF mounted) |
| nVidia | nVidia | GeForce GTX 980 | PCI-E | Working | GM204-400-A1 - 4GB (ENG Sample, thermal test board for Quadro platform) |
Not on the list (since they aren’t GPUs) are a small collection of Ageia PPUs and PPU2s. If I find anymore GPUs that I forgot to add I’ll make sure they get put up, but for now I’m tired of typing…
Good lord.
| GPU | Brand | Model | Status | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Intel? | Intel? | GMA something integrated | Alive | Came on a Dell motherboard running a P4. |
| ATi | ??? | x1800 I think | Alive | Saw the stars in Minecraft for the first time, the integrated could not get that far, convinced me PC was the way to go. |
| AMD | ASUS | HD 5450 | Alive | Bought as a hold over while I saved for a real GPU for my first PC, remains a fallback card for when things go wrong and need to be tested, has saved my ass a few times in this capacity. |
| AMD | MSi | HD 7870 Hawk | Dead | Kicked ass for a long time in two systems, suffered sudden death one day |
| AMD | MSi | HD 7850 | Dead I think | Was my brothers card for this PC, accidentally bought the 1GB version and amazingly it never caused a problem even as the games claimed they needed more, was replaced by my 7870 above when I upgraded. It also had to be replaced under RMA once. |
| AMD | Sapphire | 290 Tri-X | Alive | My primary card currently, is a 4GB model, is still running almost everything between high and max on a 2048*1536 monitor (half a million pixels short of 1440p) so doing pretty good job really. Also the cooler is bent which has slightly bent the PCB too, happened in shipping. It is also second hand, a real trooper. |
| AMD | XFX | RX 480 GTR XXX | Alive | My brothers current card after the 7870 died. 8GB model. |
| Intel | Intel | Iris Pro 580 | Alive | is the integrated GPU in my NUC 6i7KYK mini PC, does a surprisingly solid job. |
quantum3d Raven, 3dfx voodoo banshee chipset all in one agp 2d/3d
( k6-2 500, tyan s1590s trinity 100at mb, 256mb 168pin dimm 128-64-64, sb16 pci, 10/100 ethernet card pci, ads tech usbx-500 2 port usb 1 host pci card, maxtor diamond max plus 20gb 7200rpm ultra ata/66 hard drive, still boots 98)
3dfx v5-5500
ati radeon 9700pro 128m
ati radeon x850xt (pcie)
ati radeon x1650 (agp)
ati radeon x1950pro (pcie) powercolor game fx arctic cooling (still in bootable athlon 64 x2 3800+ machine)
saphire radeon hd 5870 1gb gddr5 pcie reference cooler, scythe setsugen2 aftermarket cooling
(daily driver since nov 09, phenom2 x4 965be 140w cpu, msi 790fx-gd70 mb, 8gig vengeance lp ddr3-1600, ocz agil3 120gb ssd, wd blk sata/300 1tb hd, trash fleabay special usb3.0 pcie add in card)
after living through the driver butchery on v5-5500 after nvidea bought 3dxf It would take an act of mythical skydaddy for me to buy anything nvidea.
cpu’s have all been amd barring a 6502c based apple 2e, from a dx100 586 upgrade chip to k6-2 300/500, athlon 1000, xp 2200+, xp 3200+, athlon64 x2 3800+, phenom2 x4 965be 140w 1st gen
Haha Nerd.
Love it.
Those 3dfx cards always looked so sweet. Never owned one though.
The amount of hardware that I have ever used is not only staggering, but impossible to remember. Even what I’ve owned over the years is going to be hard to remember.
IBM CGA (IBM PC Portable)
ATi Mach64 2MB VRAM (IBM PS/Valuepoint 466 DX/2)
Trident SuperVGA
IBM 8514/a MCA
VEGA Super VGA
Diamond SuperVGA VLB
Tseng SuperVGA
Chips and Technology SuperVGA
Rendition Viertie V1000
Rendition Vierte V2100
Riva TNT
Riva TNT2Ultra
Geforce 5000 something
Geforce 6000 something
ATi Mobility FireGL T2 (Thinkpad R50p)
Geforce 7800 (AGP)
Geforce GTX 8800
Geforce 550ti (Current system at work)
Geforce 750ti
Geforce GTX 770 (2x, SLi - Current Game Rig)
Geforce GTX960 4GB (Current workstation)
Intel integrated - various versions
You had a Vega before it was cool lol.
