Anybody know what the se is for Ti4800se

[VitoVonAntwon]

Two things. Anybody know what the se is for Ti4800se

Is this better than a Ti4200? Ti4600?
I don't see it in many of the benchmarks from various reviews of nvidia products.

GPU:NVIDIA® GeForce4? Ti4800
MEM:128MB DDR SDRAM
275 MHz Core Clock
550 MHz Memory Clock
Max Res: 2048x1536 32 bit 60Hz

148$ at newegg, about 60$ more than a TI4200 siluro 64meg which is going for 88$

Question number 2, has anybody bought siluro? Is that a good manufacturer?

Thanks.
VitoVonAntwon

 

[oldfart]

Its a Ti4400 with AGP 8X

 

[VitoVonAntwon]

thanks, What do you think is better then, This card or an ati 9500pro? I think they have similar benchmarks.

 

[Schadenfroh]

here is nvidias naming scheme

MX: Value (usually actual hardware differance, o/c will not help to bring it up to TI level)
SE: Value (but usally just clock speed, can be o/c to perform like others)
FX: Directx 9
TI: Highend

the geforce TIs tend to beat the 9500 pro in instances when FSAA/AF are not enabled, otherwise the 9500s win. here is some benchies. the TI4800SE should be at the 4400 level performance

 

[Pete]

A 9500P for $30 more is the better purchase, IMO. It's a little more, but it has better 2D and DVD playback, is DX9 compliant, and is much faster once you enable AA or AF.