About the projectVC Collection is a private archive dedicated exclusively to video cards. The site does not position itself as a store or news portal; its main goal is to preserve the his...
VC Collection is a private archive dedicated exclusively to video cards. The site does not position itself as a store or news portal; its main goal is to preserve the history of graphics accelerators. The title of the resource clearly states: The site is about video cards, and the menu structure (Home, About the site, Feedback) suggests that this is more of an encyclopedic catalog of enthusiasts.
The content is a detailed inventory of devices from different eras. There is no room for modern flagships here; the list starts with the legendary 3dfx chips and ends with solutions based on the Vega architecture. This is a highly specialized resource for collectors and those studying the evolution of iron.
The basis of the content consists of lists of specific video card models, divided by manufacturer and generation. The catalog covers three main blocks:
Particular attention is paid to variations of the same chip. Different vendors may be specified for one model: Sapphire, ASUS, MSI, PowerColor, HIS, Gigabyte. Version features are often noted in parentheses: ES (Engineering Sample), GDDR4GDDR5 memory, Vapor-X or Atomic WaterCooled cooling systems.
The main feature of VC Collection is its dry catalog style. There are no longreads with performance reviews or gaming tests. Only model names and their modifications.
The site demonstrates deep attention to detail. For example, for the Radeon HD 3870 X2, two different versions from Sapphire are indicated: regular and water-cooled. Both BOX versions of the Diamond Monster 3D II and OEM builds are listed for Voodoo2. This suggests that the author of the project is a collector who knows the difference between a retail box and a factory supply.
It is interesting that the list includes not only mass-produced products, but also rare samples like the Radeon HD 2600 XT GDDR4 ES from Dell or the Radeon x1650 XT Dual from VisionTek. This approach turns the site into a reference book for rare items that are difficult to find in regular reviews.
There is a Feedback menu item in the site structure, which allows visitors to contact the owner of the resource.However, there are no specific email addresses, phone numbers, or social media links in the text provided.
The catalog includes products from almost all major vendors of that time: Sapphire, ASUS, MSI, PowerColor, HIS, Gigabyte, Canopus, STB, A-Trend, Diamond, XFX, Palit, VisionTek, Club3D and others.
No. The list ends with the Radeon Vega series and AMD Rx 200. The main focus is on legacy hardware: from 3dfx Voodoo to HD 70008000 series cards and early Vega.
This is an abbreviation for Engineering Sample - an engineering sample. Such cards are often found on the site (for example, Radeon HD 2600 XT GDDR4 ES), which indicates the presence of rare test versions of the equipment.
Yes, in the mobile graphics section there are models like the Mobility Radeon HD 3850 from ASUS Splendid MA3850M and Radeon HD 6770M ES.
domain: VCCOLLECTION.RU
nserver: ns1.reg.ru.
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state: REGISTERED, DELEGATED, VERIFIED
person: Private Person
registrar: REGRU-RU
admin-contact: http://www.reg.ru/whois/admin_contact
created: 2016-03-07T12:59:05Z
paid-till: 2027-03-07T12:59:05Z
free-date: 2027-04-07
source: TCI
Last updated on 2026-03-16T13:58:01Z
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