| graphic cards [message #-967651] |
Sat, 06 July 2002 17:00  |
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i know this isnt a tactic or strat but anyway i am thinking about gettting a new geforce 4 ti card and wanted some input on wheather (SP)? or not its worth the money or if not what i should get instead.
thx for your respones
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| graphic cards [message #-967650] |
Sat, 06 July 2002 06:42  |
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I purchased the PNY GeForce Ti 4200 for $175.00 after a rebate. For the price I am more than happy. It jacked up everyone of my games, nice to play at high resolutions with no framerate hit. It is easy to install as well. Most of the cababilities of the card are not yet utilized by the game industry. Can't wait for DOOM III!!!!
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| graphic cards [message #-967649] |
Sat, 06 July 2002 07:50 |
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I can asure you this, NEVER buy a
asus geforce 4 mx 440
i had one, afte a month or 2, its broke, my hole PC fvcked up... got my old geforce 2, problem solved...
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| graphic cards [message #-967647] |
Mon, 08 July 2002 00:27 |
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VisionTek makes a kick butt card -- and it's a reference board -- so you can use the nvidia reference drivers.....
I have one and i'm one happy camper.
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| graphic cards [message #-967646] |
Mon, 08 July 2002 04:09 |
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StoneRook
Same here stone:
System Specs:
OS: WinXP Home
Mobo: Asus P4T-E
CPU: P4 1.7
RAM: 512RDRAM
HD: Quantum Fireball
Monitor: KDS VS21e 21in
Video: Visiontek GeForce 4 Ti4600
Audio: Audigy Gamer
CDROM: Creative 52x
CDROM: PlexiWriter RW4/2/20 (reliable)
ISP: Cable 1458kbps down - 125kbps up
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