Pre-order that GF4 Ti 4600 today foos, for only $500!

[JellyBaby]

If you act sometime soon you can own GF4 goodness for a a mere $500. Think I'll buy two.

 

[Insane3D]

Hmmmm..PASS! I was never much of a fan of Asus' video cards anyway..just like their motherboards..overpriced.

 

[Leon]

Remember, Asus TI 4600 clocked higher than other vendors.

Not all TI 4600 are $500, Visiontek and PNY 4600's and 4400's available @ BestBuy, EBWorld, GameStop for $399 and $299, respectively.

 

[Amused]

I thought Gainward was going to have the highest clocked Ti4600. With memory at 750???

 

[Leon]

I believe Gainward runs stock speed, but you can use their "enhanced" mode to overclock it.

Here is a picture of the card, btw.

 

[Foundation]

<< I believe Gainward runs stock speed, but you can use their "enhanced" mode to overclock it.

Here is a picture of the card, btw. >>




i wish those were my hands......

 

[Sniper82]

I may pick one up (When GF5 comes ). Anyway I have never paid over $140 for a video card and ain't about to start. My next upgrade will be a GF3 Ti200 and then a 17"/19" monitor of some kind. Oh and I need a bigger HDD. Hmmm need so much stuff with just little money .

 

[Insane3D]

"I believe Gainward runs stock speed, but you can use their "enhanced" mode to overclock it."

Not sure on the GF4's, but I just picked up a Gainward GF3 Ti200 128mb and it came overclocked out of the box. It was set @ 200/450 without using their drivers or the "enhanced mode".

"Here is a picture of the card, btw. "

Jeez, you'd think for $500 Asus could afford to put on some ram sinks?

 

[BCYL]

My local computer shop has MSI Ti4600 for $600 CAN (so around $400 US) in stock... so I guess that's the avg price for Ti4600....

 

[LXi]

<<Jeez, you'd think for $500 Asus could afford to put on some ram sinks?>>

Another reason why I avoid the products from this stingy company.

 

[MasterHoss]

Man, will any manufacturer place heatsinks back on the RAM (RAMsinks) ????????????????????????? Why did nVidia decide against it and why are all the manufacturers following??

 

[LukFilm]

'Coz it's in BGA format, no longer the standard RAM chips. They run cooler and therefore, don't need any additional cooling.

 

[JellyBaby]

<< Another reason why I avoid the products from this stingy company. >>

If Asus has only one flaw it's price. Their products are always at least as good as the rest.

<< BGA format, no longer the standard RAM chips. >>

Hopefully Jedec will go this route with official pc2700, too. Wish they'd get moving on that.

 

[bluemax]

<< If Asus has only one flaw it's price. Their products are always at least as good as the rest. >>


I dunno'... I think they cheap out too often for a high-priced board. Eg: The V7100MX card I purchased almost two years ago had the WORST 2D desktop I've *ever* had the misfortune to encounter... it went back promptly to be replaced by an ELSA GF DDR. ELSA did the job right where ASUS failed miserably. For less money too.

 

[Texmaster]

I might do it but I was really waiting for the Gainwards to come out