TI 4200 128mb warm?

[RDMercer]

Computer Geeks has the Asus GeForce4 Ti4200 128MB DDR 8x AGP Video Card Only $99.95 - 10% coupon: TECHBARGAINS = $90.


Is this a good deal? My first post. I am looking for a new video card.

Thanks KJ

Sorry out of stock now.

http://www.compgeeks.com/details.asp?invtid=V9280-128M&sourceid=00383844896726328020

 

[SgtZulu]

see the How Do I ? thread

try posting in there n00b

 

[rubberneck]

I might get one to test out, but if it don't work, it'll just boil down to someone gettin there ars whooped..!

 

[Monkeyshack]

Bends over for SgtZulu...

 

[modedepe]

Pretty good price, but currently oos.

 

[Callaway]

great price. bummer though, purchased this card Wednesday night from compgeeks. ah well..

 

[rasputinj]

Just keep checking back they show up a couple of times a month. But they are sold old pretty fast..

 

[hobostreet]

Get the MSI 64mb version at GameVE.com it is faser (unclocked) than the 128 version.

 

[JoyDutta]

Originally posted by: hobostreet
Get the MSI 64mb version at GameVE.com it is faser (unclocked) than the 128 version.

Got one and wonring in my PC for around a month now. For $78, this is a great card.

 

[Corporate Thug]

OOS but good price


here is what the card really looks like

 

[lzpoof]

Originally posted by: shady06
OOS but good price


here is what the card really looks like

Did you buy one and that is waht they actually sent you ? That's basically a ti4600 for all intents and purposes

 

[Corporate Thug]

Originally posted by: lzpoof

Originally posted by: shady06
OOS but good price


here is what the card really looks like

Did you buy one and that is waht they actually sent you ? That's basically a ti4600 for all intents and purposes

i didnt buy it but thats what the 8X AGP ASUS V9280 ti4200 looks like

 

[AMDBOY]

RD Mercer said "Is this a good deal? My first post. I am looking for a new video card." I would be tempted to get ;thisvideo card that kick's ass and has a kick- ass performance to price ratio. I guess you could say it's an ass-kicken deal. Of course if you pass on this deal, you may later say, " Man, I could just kick my ass for missin' out on that ass kicken deal, it was really kick-ass."--- Smiles---
:roll

 

[hans007]

the compgeeks one is an OEM one.


its got 250/512 clocks, i've had one before, they are made for compaq/hp so they arent the ti4600 board based one on asus' site.

 

[lzpoof]

Originally posted by: shady06

Originally posted by: lzpoof

Originally posted by: shady06
OOS but good price


here is what the card really looks like

Did you buy one and that is waht they actually sent you ? That's basically a ti4600 for all intents and purposes

i didnt buy it but thats what the 8X AGP ASUS V9280 ti4200 looks like

Most asus ti4200 are just like other ti4200's . the one you put a link to is with BGA memory and a ti4400/ti4600 pcb. A few manufaturers make what is essentially a ti4400 and label it a 4200. This looks to just be the plain ti4200 though. There are multiple versions of ti4200 from asus.

 

[batmanuel]

Originally posted by: hobostreet
Get the MSI 64mb version at GameVE.com it is faser (unclocked) than the 128 version.

As I mentioned in another thread, the 64MB 4X AGP is actually a tad slower than the 128 MB 8X:

128MB 4X AGP stock memory speed = 444 MHz DDR
64MB 4X AGP stock memory speed = 500 MHz DDR
128MB 8X AGP stock memory speed = 512 MHz DDR

When nVidia wrote the minimum specs for the version of the 4200, they upped the RAM speed (perhaps so it'd bench a bit higher, in order to get people to buy the more expensive version over the earlier ones).

Just wanted to correct this common misconception about the 128MB 8X card.

 

[Evadman]

Originally posted by: SgtZulu
see the How Do I ? thread
try posting in there n00b

Please remove your head from your ass.

 

[hobostreet]

Originally posted by: batmanuel

Originally posted by: hobostreet
Get the MSI 64mb version at GameVE.com it is faser (unclocked) than the 128 version.

As I mentioned in another thread, the 64MB 4X AGP is actually a tad slower than the 128 MB 8X:

128MB 4X AGP stock memory speed = 444 MHz DDR
64MB 4X AGP stock memory speed = 500 MHz DDR
128MB 8X AGP stock memory speed = 512 MHz DDR

When nVidia wrote the minimum specs for the version of the 4200, they upped the RAM speed (perhaps so it'd bench a bit higher, in order to get people to buy the more expensive version over the earlier ones).

Just wanted to correct this common misconception about the 128MB 8X card.

What about the 64MB 8X AGP? That is the one at GameVE.com
<a target=new class=ftalternatingbarlinklarge href="https://
http://www.gameve.com/store/gameve_viewitem.asp?idproduct=1372&showit=1">http://www.gameve.com/store/gameve_viewitem.asp?idproduct=1372&showit=1</a>

(I purchased this 2 or 3 weeks ago, but it looked completely different than the picture they have up there now. My card has a red pcb and a different heatsink/fan setup
picture here.
The one they are selling now is green.)

 

[Callaway]

Fyi - received mine this morning from compgeeks.com Comes in a new anti-static bag, though it's shipped OEM. Worked fine on the install and runs smooth. Didn't realize it came with a TV Out

 

[modedepe]

Originally posted by: hobostreet

Originally posted by: batmanuel

Originally posted by: hobostreet
Get the MSI 64mb version at GameVE.com it is faser (unclocked) than the 128 version.

As I mentioned in another thread, the 64MB 4X AGP is actually a tad slower than the 128 MB 8X:

128MB 4X AGP stock memory speed = 444 MHz DDR
64MB 4X AGP stock memory speed = 500 MHz DDR
128MB 8X AGP stock memory speed = 512 MHz DDR

When nVidia wrote the minimum specs for the version of the 4200, they upped the RAM speed (perhaps so it'd bench a bit higher, in order to get people to buy the more expensive version over the earlier ones).

Just wanted to correct this common misconception about the 128MB 8X card.

What about the 64MB 8X AGP? That is the one at GameVE.com
<a target=new class=ftalternatingbarlinklarge href="https://
http://www.gameve.com/store/gameve_viewitem.asp?idproduct=1372&showit=1">http://www.gameve.com/store/gameve_viewitem.asp?idproduct=1372&showit=1</a>

(I purchased this 2 or 3 weeks ago, but it looked completely different than the picture they have up there now. My card has a red pcb and a different heatsink/fan setup
picture here.
The one they are selling now is green.)

Hmm that picture they have up looks kind of like a reference gf3..
I think the 64mb agp 8x ones are also clocked 512mhz. Why don't you just check it on your card though if you're wondering?

 

[hobostreet]

Originally posted by: modedepe

Originally posted by: hobostreet

Originally posted by: batmanuel

Originally posted by: hobostreet
Get the MSI 64mb version at GameVE.com it is faser (unclocked) than the 128 version.

As I mentioned in another thread, the 64MB 4X AGP is actually a tad slower than the 128 MB 8X:

128MB 4X AGP stock memory speed = 444 MHz DDR
64MB 4X AGP stock memory speed = 500 MHz DDR
128MB 8X AGP stock memory speed = 512 MHz DDR

When nVidia wrote the minimum specs for the version of the 4200, they upped the RAM speed (perhaps so it'd bench a bit higher, in order to get people to buy the more expensive version over the earlier ones).

Just wanted to correct this common misconception about the 128MB 8X card.

What about the 64MB 8X AGP? That is the one at GameVE.com
<a target=new class=ftalternatingbarlinklarge href="https://
http://www.gameve.com/store/gameve_viewitem.asp?idproduct=1372&showit=1">http://www.gameve.com/store/gameve_viewitem.asp?idproduct=1372&showit=1</a>

(I purchased this 2 or 3 weeks ago, but it looked completely different than the picture they have up there now. My card has a red pcb and a different heatsink/fan setup
picture here.
The one they are selling now is green.)

Hmm that picture they have up looks kind of like a reference gf3..
I think the 64mb agp 8x ones are also clocked 512mhz. Why don't you just check it on your card though if you're wondering?

I didn't know it was on there. I'll give it a looksey.