Alliedassault - View Single Post - Going to pull trigger on GeForce4 ti 4600 128mb, but WHICH ?

BallisticWookie · 08-19-2002, 03:38 AM

[quote="SW-14":82a4f]Why don't you just get a GF4 TI 4200 and overclock it?[/quote:82a4f]

Heh, your kidding right ?? A 4200 will never reach the specs, ie, core clock and memory clock speeds of a 4600, even if it is maxed out. A 4400 will be lucky to reach the core/mem clock speeds of a 4600 without graphics glitches and crashes happening every few seconds.

I got an ASUS Geforce4 Ti 4400, it works pretty damn good. The only real thing holding back my 3D Marks is the Motherboard and CPU. It overclocks pretty well and is stable while overclocked.

Look for MSI, ASUS, Gainward, Creative, Leadtek/Winfast. All those are pretty good, I got the ASUS because it was the only one available and ASUS are pretty damn reliable. If you want good overclockability, nice big heatsinks and fans and pure power, go for the Leadtek/Winfast.

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BallisticWookie is Offline Senior Member Posts: 4,202 Join Date: Jan 2002 Location: Queensland, Australia	08-19-2002, 03:38 AM [quote="SW-14":82a4f]Why don't you just get a GF4 TI 4200 and overclock it?[/quote:82a4f] Heh, your kidding right ?? A 4200 will never reach the specs, ie, core clock and memory clock speeds of a 4600, even if it is maxed out. A 4400 will be lucky to reach the core/mem clock speeds of a 4600 without graphics glitches and crashes happening every few seconds. I got an ASUS Geforce4 Ti 4400, it works pretty damn good. The only real thing holding back my 3D Marks is the Motherboard and CPU. It overclocks pretty well and is stable while overclocked. Look for MSI, ASUS, Gainward, Creative, Leadtek/Winfast. All those are pretty good, I got the ASUS because it was the only one available and ASUS are pretty damn reliable. If you want good overclockability, nice big heatsinks and fans and pure power, go for the Leadtek/Winfast.