Anyone tried the Inno3D Video?

[Naths]

We lots of inno3D Video cards in my country but its ultra cheap.

Anyone who used this vidcard please give me a feedback if it's good or not worth it and also any suggestion on what hard disk to buy?

 

[damocles]

I have had an Inno 3d card before ( a GTS), it was perfectly fine as it pretty much followed the nVidia reference design. However it would O/C even 1MHz on the memory side of things, despite having 6ns Hyundai Ram. Other than that it came with a decent software bundle and did everything it was meant to

What country btw?

 

[Naths]

Thanks. But do you know if this vid will last?

I'm from Philippines. Don't worry i'm not Abbu Sayyaf. Hate those bandits

 

[damocles]

Should be a problem with them. Mine was fine, black PCB which I really liked. I ended up trading it for a Pixelview GF2 Ti because i wanted a wee bit more grunt, but I have no complaints about the card...except that it wasnt mounted in the best way (it was very slightly wobbly), but that could just have been my card.

I looked at some Inno3d reviews, when i bought my card- and they were usually positive

 

[Naths]

Thanks again! I'm a new member and this forum's great. My friend also has this card and has the same problem with you - loose in slot.

 

[S0me1X]

I had an Inno3D Geforce2MX card some time ago.... 2d quality left much to be desired. I don't think the performance is any better or worse than other Geforce2MX cards at the time.

... I gave it to my cousin, who is still using it.

 

[Cryption]

I have an Inno3D GeForce3 Ti-200 and it works great. Basically a standard NVidia reference card. It fits into my AGP slot fine (I also have an AGP clip). And I overclocked it's 5ns RAM to 450Mhz and core to 200Mhz so that it is effectively a GeForce3.

Hope this helps you make a decision.