NVIDIA GeForce4 Ti4200 Preview--Bring a fresh change of undies :)

[venk]

Looks like a nice upgrade for my Geforce 2 GTS that ive had for 2 years now.

 

[AmdInside]

I bought a Geforce 4 Ti 4400 because i was planning on running dual monitors and because I wanted to be able to play all my games with all the features enabled. I love how it plays in games. The only problem is that right after I bought the video card, my girlfriend told me I was spending to much money and that she didn't want me buying anymore computer items since we are getting married next year. So no second monitor for me.

BTW, the 2D quality is really good. I have the EVGA card with the normal cooling unit. Everyone who gets a Geforce 4 should also enable Vibrance Control. It makes such a difference I think.

 

[NFS4]

http://www.tech-report.com/reviews/2002q2/geforce4-ti4200/index.x?pg=1

 

[Pocatello]

I want one. I only need to convince myself that I need one. Since I need to lose a few extra pounds, I could put my lunch money into the "Ti4200 or bust" saving account.

 

[EdipisReks]

i think that i am going to just go buy a 4400 in a couple weeks unless 2 things happen: 1) there is an indication that ATi/Matrox will be releasing something worthwhile in the very near future, or 2), there is an indication that the 128 MB ti4200 is going to be a killer overclocker. i already have a ti200 oc'ed to 250/530, so i don't think that i will be able to justify getting another 64 MB card that doesn't outperform my current card by that high of a margin. also, since a friend of mine has already agreed to buy my ti200 (for $90 or so, which is only $10 less than i paid for it new) when i upgrade, the ti4400 wouldn't be THAT much more expensive than the 4200.

--jacob

 

[TheCollective]

This is going to be THE card to buy for overclockers. I just hope the pricepoint falls where most people think it will. I currently have no "gaming" box but if I did I would definately be buying one.

 

[SnoopyDog]

Ohhhhhh baby come to Daddy.


My GF 256 DDR are screeming for an update. I guess three years was to long for the old 256.....

 

[NFS4]

http://www.tomshardware.com/graphic/02q2/020409/index.html

 

[EdipisReks]

hmmmm. if a pre-production sample with stock cooling can overclock to 310/550.... i might not be getting a ti4400 afterall

--jacob