No R8000? Odd, multi-chip "FP performance at all costs" variant used in some of the SGI Power series. Made SGI a legitimate supercomputer vendor for a couple of years.
I left out R8000 because it was used only for a short period of time and in a limited range of systems.
I get it, but it really did make MIPS an undisputed scientific computing beast. Probably I just have a soft spot for it as it was the chip that made me really understand that we'd be able to do what was once considered supercomputer-only tasks on something that was from a budget perspective a departmental or even workstation platform.