Leadtek Ti4400

[churcheo]

I will get it if it O/C's to Ti4600 speeds. I will have like two extra 120MM Deltas pointed or right next to it. Should I save some cash and overclock or go all out and overclock the Ti4600?

Thanks ahead.

 

[JellyBaby]

I'm pretty sure all 4400s will OC to 4600 levels. My Leadtek 4400 does 300/650 (haven't tried higher).

 

[Rand]

From what I've seen the average Ti4400 seems to overclock to just slightly below stock Ti4600 speeds.

 

[rainypickles]

my visiontek ti4400 goes to 300/650 no problem.

 

[Instagib]

i have a gainward ti4400 and it oc's to 300/650 as well. I use coolbits. The gainward comes with an oc utility but it gave me directx problems whenever I oc it past 280/570.

 

[churcheo]

Do you think the additional cooling would allow me to go any farther? Thanks for the replies guys.

 

[billw]

My visiontek allows me to get to the ti4600 level without a problem too.
As a matter of fact, i have it at 305/655 just to say I have it above the ti4600 level. I haven't tweaked it out yet, but it crashed when playing UT clocked at 330/675.

 

[John]

<< I will have like two extra 120MM Deltas pointed or right next to it >>



Why?? That is overkill. Save the 100.00+ and get the ti4400. Mine runs 305/690 and the stock cooling is fine.

 

[Blurry]

Yes, that the fans are not needed. The Leadtek has the best (Dual Fan) cooling I have ever witnessed on a graphics card. My overclocks very smoothly at 314 Core and 716 memory. I haven't tried higher but so far, Leadtek is best for overclocking.

 

[John]

<< My overclocks very smoothly at 314 Core and 716 memory >>



Excellent!!!

 

[Blurry]

Sorry for the mistake. I thought you were talking about the Leadtek Ti4600. But anyway, my Leadtek Ti 4400 overclocks so far up to 309MHz Core and 666MHz memory.

 

[DragonReborn]

I just got the Leadtek 4400 and it is truly an amazing performer. I have two 120mm L1A's blowing on top of it and two sucking the hot air out of the top, and it runs at a silky smooth 306/695 (I haven't pushed it any higher...yet). I believe the extra cool air blowing on it does help, especially on the Leadtek due to it's cooling process (it seems as if it sucks the heat into heatsink and away from the GPU--what it is supposed to do mind you). Anyways, I love it. Go Leadtek!