Albatron Geforce 4 Ti 4600 BIOS

[carlosd]

I have an Abatron Medusa Ti 4200P 128 Turbo in old PC. Upgrading its BIOS to a 4600 would make it more stable when overclocking or even conver it in a 4600, but I am not able to find the BIOS file. Anyone knows where can I find it?

 

[jiffylube1024]

I don't know if the Ti4600 supplies more voltage than the Ti4200 but I do know that almost all known Ti4200's were made on cheaper PCB's with fewer layers and (fewer caps I think), with the exception of certain overclocking Ti4200's, like ABIT's OTES.

I think a Ti4600 BIOS might screw up your card, and it really isn't worth it for the possibility of a minor o/c boost (most Ti4200's do Ti4400+ speeds anyway).


On a side note, the name Albatron always struck me as weird. Sounds a lot like Galvatron from Transformers to me... Plus Albatross. Albatross + Galvatron = Albatron.

 

[CKTurbo128]

I don't think flashing a Ti 4200 to a Ti 4600 is a good idea. The Ti 4200 and the Ti 4600 uses different PCBs (the 4600 PCB is larger than the 4200 PCB).

 

[carlosd]

For your information the Albatron Medusa Ti4200 128P Turbo PCB is the one of the Ti4600 (the larger one with 8 layers). It has high quality 3.3ns memories with heatsinks, and overcloked easily reachs 330/650Mhz, getting even better performance than the Ti4600. It was one of the best 4200 Released, if not the best.


The review.
http://www.guru3d.com/review/albatron/ti4200p-turbo/


In the review, the card reachs 305/730.
http://www.guru3d.com/review/albatron/ti4200p-turbo/


Don't tell me that that card won't reach the Ti4600 levels.

 

[carlosd]

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[carlosd]

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[carlosd]

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