There has been (at least for me) a little confusion about Gainward's product branding but
luckily I found this official press release 🙂
Scroll down a little and look at their product table.
For the record I've bought their Ti/460 "Golden Sample" model of the GF3 Ti200. I did so because it features 3.8ns
mem and has an DVI output.
I live in Europe and I don't think this version is avaiable in the US, but maybe the newer versions
of the Ti/450 "Golden Sample" has 3.8ns as well. Someone on this forum reported that anyway link.
BTW, if you look closely on the specs of their Ti/480 XP "Golden Sample" model you see that it
should be 35% faster than the nvidia refference design. Funny as they list it as a Ti200 w/ 3.8ns mem,
now how is that any different from the Ti/460 "Golden Sample" they say offer a mere 25% increase? Well....
--->>> !!! All the retailers where I live lists the Ti/480 XP "Golden Sample" to have 3.5ns mem !!!
The listed 3.8ns for the Ti/480 XP "Golden Sample" on Gainward's site is obviously a typo.
Ohh, and the estimated prices on that table are way higher than the current prices.
Sorry guys for the repost but my previous name "PimpSticky" was apparently too much for one
of the moderators. I just thought it was a "funny" name, my apologies.
luckily I found this official press release 🙂
Scroll down a little and look at their product table.
For the record I've bought their Ti/460 "Golden Sample" model of the GF3 Ti200. I did so because it features 3.8ns
mem and has an DVI output.
I live in Europe and I don't think this version is avaiable in the US, but maybe the newer versions
of the Ti/450 "Golden Sample" has 3.8ns as well. Someone on this forum reported that anyway link.
BTW, if you look closely on the specs of their Ti/480 XP "Golden Sample" model you see that it
should be 35% faster than the nvidia refference design. Funny as they list it as a Ti200 w/ 3.8ns mem,
now how is that any different from the Ti/460 "Golden Sample" they say offer a mere 25% increase? Well....
--->>> !!! All the retailers where I live lists the Ti/480 XP "Golden Sample" to have 3.5ns mem !!!
The listed 3.8ns for the Ti/480 XP "Golden Sample" on Gainward's site is obviously a typo.
Ohh, and the estimated prices on that table are way higher than the current prices.
Sorry guys for the repost but my previous name "PimpSticky" was apparently too much for one
of the moderators. I just thought it was a "funny" name, my apologies.
