GF4TI4200....the answer to all our prayers...!

[freddiedaman]

Here we go, finally a REAL GF4 in the $150 range....!

I'm sooo happy...

/freddie


http://www.hardocp.com/reviews/vidcards/nvidia/gf4ti42/index.html

 

[Dragonbud]

i'm sure the folks that bought the gf4 mx's would've wished they waited.

 

[freddiedaman]

**ll yeah, and now I can't wait..... I have a craving for this one.

 

[kwoon]

if you want too plan buy geforce 4 try it the titanium ver not the mx version

 

[freddiedaman]

well the TI4200 is the real deal, NV25 core, sweet o/c-ability as it seems judging by the link I just posted (use copy/paste BTW)

 

[Cooler666]

so much for those crap mx cards

 

[Lummoxx]

I've been beating myself silly lately...

High end GF2?
GF3 Ti200?
8500LE?
GF4 MX440?

I'm all better now! Woo! Definitely will take the GF4 4200! Oh please, please, be released soon!

 

[WarriorII]

WooHoo

Now we just need for some 1 to carry them.

 

[Gilgamesh]

I think now the mx series will only go for the oem market, since they are so crappy, i still want to wait a little more to see what nvidia does to refresh their current lines of NV25 cards like they did with the NV20

 

[GoldenTiger]

From what I've read on x-bit and other sites, sounds like the card is coming late this month. There should be two versions, one 64mb one 128mb (KEEP IN MIND FSAA is helped a lot by 128mb, and on a card designed to take advantage of that much RAM, it should help out a lot more than it does on the GF3 Ti200). They should launch at $179 and $199 respectively. This is going to be one heck of a card... 20-25% faster than a Ti500, overclocks well, awesome FSAA speeds (70-90% faster than a Ti500 if you compare Ti4600 to Ti500 and then adjust for the different clock speeds of the Ti4600/Ti4200 so you have a "virtual" comparison), and inexpensive, as well as having good drivers, dual-monitor support, and many will have VIVO (capture card, like an AIW Radeon).