Most successful/most sold graphics card

[Lokken86]

Id have said the fury x for the pump noise but theres only ten of those been made lol

*Tumbleweed*

 

[Gerard]

*Tumbleweed*

 

[NoobCannon]

Bump for an answer from ocuk as still interested (even with my poor attempt at a joke lol)

 

[oldestgregg]

the 7970 was probably a good seller in it's time. Was a fantastic performing card for the price, still performing well even to this day.

I'm saying the 7970 as I sent 4 back in a row

Two were DOA and 2 had the worst coil whine/crazy loud electrical buzz I have heard to this day. At that rate they must have broken some records!

 

[Gerard]

It'll be a "cheap" card as said, won't be anything high end, probably mid range or less.

 

[Aretak]

I wouldn't be surprised if it's something like the GT 210, given that's still for sale to this day as a low end HTPC card.

 

[Quartz]

And we know the 900 series in general ...

With so many different cards and rebrandings, perhaps it would be more useful to ask which has been the most successful series of cards?

 

[Akagi]

9800/8800 or GTX460 I reckon.

 

[arc@css]

4850?

 

[benjo]

X800XT and 6800 Ultra were quite popular here about a decade ago!

 

[Sem]

FX5800 Ultra?

 

[bloodkil]

I bet it is the Fury X.....

You cheeky man you

 

[Rroff]

According to Gibbo the 970 smashed all sales records inc the 8800GTX (which was the previous champ). I think we can take that as an indicator of worldwide sales

I find it hard to believe the 8800GTX out sold the 8800GT - I know for a fact they didn't at some places but they target a different segment to OcUK.

9800/8800 or GTX460 I reckon.

Would be my guess - though stuff like the 550ti, which would now be stuff like the 730, etc. sells like a shed load more than people generally realise.

 

[Gigabyte-Gaming]

Hi guys. This is my first post here.

After years selling cards for Gigabyte I'm pretty sure the answer to this question is the GS 8400 followed by the GT 210. If you check you can see that some brands are still selling the GS 8400.
What you might not know is that the GS 8400 has had a GT 210 chip for several years already so maybe GT 210 chip has been sold more than the original GS 8400 chip.

 

[traveyb]

Ahh the 8800GT, remember spending a fortune on buying 2 of them for early SLI. Made BF2 run stupid quick

 

[dakotha]

ATI 9600 PRO was really popular back in the day.

 

[queamin]

It would be what cards the oem buy to put in their cheap pc e.g. office and basic pc's, I know a lot will have integrated graphic's chips but the low end cards the oem buy in bulk would be the most sold.

 

[VincentHanna]

I presume the OP means retails sales, not OEM.

 

[queamin]

It will still be low end card

 

[NoobCannon]

As above. Retail sales within ocuk was the answer i was looking for.