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Club 3D B.V.

Headquarters in the Netherlands
Company type	Private company
Industry	Semiconductor
Founded	1997; 28 years ago (1997) (Club 3D since 2005)
Headquarters	Hoofddorp , The Netherlands
Products	Graphics cards Sound cards TV tuner cards
Website	www.club-3d.com www.club-3d.de www.club-3d.nl

Club 3D, founded in 1997 asColour Power (Club 3D since 2005), is a Dutch brand ofvideo cards and digital multimedia products such asTV tuner cards and digitalsound cards forPCs, featuringAMD graphics chipsets and technologies.

Pioneers in the introduction of the first graphics cards fromS3 Graphics,3dfx,ATI Technologies and NVIDIA. Previously the onlyprivately owned company in the world that officially sold AMD/ATI and NVIDIA under one brand.^{[citation needed]}

• 2001 – Pioneers at being the first AIB (Add-in-Board) for ATI/AMD. Launched ATI AIB solutions atComputex, 2001.
• 2001 – Branch office in Germany for theDACH market
• 2003 – Official partnership with S3 Graphics
• 2003 – Official partnership withXGI Technologies
• 2004 – Generated an excess of 900,000 retail unit sales of ATI Technologies video card graphics adapters
• 2006 – Official partnership with NVIDIA Corporation
• 2006 – Launched Theatron products, range of sound cards
• 2007 – Launched VAX Barcelona bag accessories range
• 2010 – Official launch of the accessories division
• 2011 – Official launch of high end 80 plus switching power supplies division
• 2011 – Official launch of SenseVision division, USB powered video graphics adapters
• 2013 - Drops NVIDIA support and commits to AMD only.^[1]
• 2016 - First to market worldwide with the Displayport 1.2 to HDMI 2.0 Active Adapters^{[citation needed]}
• 2016 - Stopped manufacturing graphics cards.^[2]

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