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Who still find's their Ti4200 64MB is holding out?

I find that I'm very happy with my Ti4200 128MB (which as actually slower than a 64MB!) I got it off the boards just a month or so ago, and I've wondered why I didn't get a Ti4200 earlier on. So much performance for such a decent price!
 
My Ti4200 128MB is still kicking along. I've OC'ed it to 4400 speeds to get by for the time being until prices come down a little bit. I'm hoping it'll hold out until something greater than an ATI 9600 comes down to around $100 in price.
 
Mine will be hanging around for a while yet, but it does get worked on a few games if I don't ease up on the settings a bit🙂
 
I have my Ti4200 running at 315/600 with a silent 80MM fan blowing straight onto it, now that the lil 40mm fan died. Works incredibly well.
 
I must admit I still like my ti4200 128 MB. I can still hold its own against my fx 5700. I'm a big fan of nvidia. I also just got an fx 5900 ultra.
 
depends how silky smooth and pretty you want new games to look. lowering textures etc to lowest in newest games isn't all that good.. but i guess one can say your "holding out" 🙂
 
My Ti4200 128MB still does just fine, it's not my main gaming rig but I usually run demo's and other stuff that I don't want hosing my main system on it, and so far it's ran it all. I also use it on EQ when I'm 2 or 3 boxing, so far it's doing very well but there's supposed to be some big upgrade to the game's graphics that might have me tweaking it again.

Bought it when the Ti4200's just came available, and it's given me trouble-free operation since. 🙂

(had to replace the fan on it, but that's not the gpu's fault, that's the manufacturer).
 
I still got my ti4200 128mb for about a year and a half running o/c at 305/528. Gonna wait till the new games come out to get a new card.
 
I dumped my GF4 Ti4400 yesterday. Not that it had any major trouble with any game.... just the fact that I felt the price/performance of a Mobile Barton and a 9800P was right for me. My 4400 had a bit of trouble with X2 The Threat at 2048x768, everything disabled... it even struggled at 1024x768 as well, although I am finding that my 9800P does struggle with it as well at times with all options on. Particles seem to kill even my 9800P on NFSU at 1024x768, all on (except blur and light trails), x4 AA, x8 AF.

I probably should reformat though. Some games havent always agreed with me when I say my barton was stable and as a consequence, Win XP looks like Swiss Cheese.

I intend not to touch any component in my PC for at least 12 months. It probably wont happen though.... some fan is bound to die on me or ill decide i need a bigger case since it took me ages to wiggle my backplate in when fitting my NF7-S in.
 
I was very happy with ym Ti4200-64 until I borrowed a lappy a few days ago with a Radeon 9600 Mobile ... and what shall I say ... this lappy kicks my main rig ... 🙁
 
Yup, my GF Ti4200 128mb 8x is holding up just fine, and plays any game I throw at it thusfar. I think I will be using it for some time, probably until the next generation of cards come out and the current ati top of the line cards drop to under $100.
 
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