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what do you think the approximate performance jump from a TNT2 M64 to a Geforce4 Ti4200 would be?

either quantitatively or qualitatively?

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Originally posted by RobertH  

about ?250-300's worth;)) >

no not the price, i meant the performance

plus it shouldnt cost that much ive seen it for 250-300 dollars Canadian, which is about 45% of the value of a pound, give or take

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that{s a big jump and you'll definitely experience a lot of improvement i the graphics of the games..............BUT was geforce 4 ti4200 the cheap type of geforce4?

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Originally posted by iomayho  

that{s a big jump and you'll definitely experience a lot of improvement i the graphics of the games..............BUT was geforce 4 ti4200 the cheap type of geforce4?

its not in the crappy MX series, its Ti. its the lowest Ti, but only marginally lower than the 4400.

some people say the 4200 is the card with the most performace and value for your buck

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Originally posted by mcb  

its not in the crappy MX series, its Ti. its the lowest Ti, but only  marginally lower than the 4400.  

some people say the 4200 is the card with the most performace and value for your buck

OOPS SORRY ^^ GOT CONFUSED THE mx WITH THE ti

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Originally posted by Lun4  

ok i would say the 4400 is best vaule mine wuz 299....and for 2xs as much ram its sometime worth especially with the games comin up ut2k3-doom3...ya know

i would have to disagree just slightly, since you can get a 128MB ti4200 for under $200...and the performance increase between the 4200 and 4400 isn't that much, especially when you compare it to the tnt2 m64 that mcb's got now. :)

(unless there's a 256MB model out there now...dang that's a lot)

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Originally posted by mcb  

no not the price, i meant the performance

plus it shouldnt cost that much ive seen it for 250-300 dollars Canadian, which is about 45% of  the value of a pound, give or take

I know it was a joke thats why i ';)' lol. Yeah my mistake i thought u said ti 4600 :)

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I've been asking myself this same question also, but I have a Diamond S540 (Savage 4) now, which doesn't seem like that good of a card, and I was looking to upgrade to the 4200, maybe even the 4600 if it's worth it. Any opinions on how much of a boost my system would get with the 4200 and 4600? Thanks!

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Originally posted by mcb

what do you think the approximate performance jump from a TNT2 M64 to a Geforce4 Ti4200 would be?

either quantitatively or qualitatively?

you can see my other computer specs in my sig

Do you even have the hardware in that system to handle a Geforce4 Ti4200? Is this just a question or you planing on buying one?

DDR or RDRAM is best for these new cards and at the least AGP4X On Your Motherboard.

The M64 is the crappiest of the TNT2 Series, even if you when to a TNT2Ultra you'd see a big improvement. The M64 is a Clocked Down TNT2 its very poor.

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SPECS: Dell Dimension4100(11/00)|PIII 866MHz|256MB SDRAM|Nvidia TNT2|40gb HD|Turtle Beach Santa Cruz|(former) @Home Cable|Windows XP Pro|

so the system is about 18months old.

here are some requirements i found for Visiontek's ti4600:

Requirements

? 250W power supply or greater

? IBM PC or 100% Compatible

? 266 MHz or higher CPU (AMD K6-2

or Intel Pentium II or higher)

? AGP 2.0 Compliant Socket

? CD ROM drive

? Windows 95 OSR2, 98, ME, NT 4.0, 2000, XP

? 64MB of RAM

so i'm definetly in there

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