Anyone have the Albatron GeForce 4 TI4200?

[terminalmind]

Nutrend.com has these for $139 and I was wondering if they are any good. If it was a well known brand like Asus I would jump on it.

 

[klah]

I have heard positive things about this company, mostly about their motherboards though. They have only recently entered the U.S. retail market but have been selling parts in the EU for a while. The story behind this company is that they were just making monitors until they were taken over by the Co-Founder of Gigabyte; then they entered the mobo and vid card markets. Here are some reviews of this board:


Beyond 3d

LanAddict

GotApex

 

[terminalmind]

klah Thanks for the info and review links. I'm gonna check out the reviews and see how it compares to other brands.

 

[Alterac000]

I own the Albatron Ti4200. I have the 128 version, which comes default 250/500 core/mem clocks. So far, works quite well. I haven't tried to o/c mainly because there's no need, as my cpu is limiting the card's prowess. It was the cheapest 128mb variant of the GF4 when I bought it, I would presume it still is since you are asking. Hope this helps.

 

[Slick5150]

I just installed the Albatron Ti 4200 128mb this morning. It replaced an eVga 64mb version that died 24 hours after I installed it. So far so good on this one. Framerates are quite good, image quality is fine, no problems.

They are definitely new to the market, and don't have much of anything in the way of technical support up and running yet, but hopefully I won't need to deal with that anyways.

For their price though, definitely a good value. A 128mb Geforce 4 ti4200 card for < $140. Not bad at all

 

[shurato]

Anymore reviews of this card? Has anyone been able to overclock this card and if so how much? Interesting that the memeory is clocked at 500 by default.

 

[cpars]

I have mine clocked at 305/610 and it does fine on the new UT demo