The n-card levels in order from strongest to weakest are XTX>XT>XL/GTO>Pro/GT>SE
ZT downclocked again on top of XT.
XT downclocked version.
GT 640M LE GeForce 6200 LE GeForce 6600LE
SE and LE are similar to basically a simplified version of GS the lowest-end models
MX Affordable version, mass category.
GT 520MX
GS regular or simplified version of GT.
6800 GS
GE is also a simplified but slightly stronger version of GS, which is what Shadowchip uses to denote the "Grey Gamer Edition".
GT is a common gaming chip. It's a step up from the GS because the GT doesn't have a scaled down pipeline or vertex unit. It's part of the entry line.
GT120 GT130 GT140?GT200?GT220 GT240 GeForce 7300GT, etc.
GTS between GT and GTX version of GT's enhanced version, belongs to the mainstream product line.
GTS450?GTS250 (9800GTX+ ) 8800 GTS, etc.
GTX (GT eXtreme) stands for the strongest version simplified to become GT, belonging to the high-end/performance-class graphics cards.
GTXGTX690 GTX680 GTX590 GTX580 GTX480 GTX295 GTX470 GTX285 GTX280 ?GTX460 ?GTX275 ?GTX260+ ?GTX260 and so on
Ultra stood for the top end before the GF8 series, but the top end of series 9 naming was then changed to GTX .
Example: NVIDIA GeForce 9800M GTX SL in the GTX Extreme N card in the last series, 9800M is the meaning of the model, the larger the number the better.
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