These are independent cards installed on the motherboard, offering much more powerful graphics performance than integrated ones.

They are built into the processor or motherboard, sharing resources with other components, making them more affordable but less powerful than discrete ones.

A low-end discrete card, designed for basic tasks like browsing and watching videos, with modest gaming performance.

An old mid-range card used in its time for games and 3D graphics, offering good performance for games from the 1990s and early 2000s.

An old card used in early PCs, mainly designed for text and basic graphics, without support for color graphics or advanced games.