geforce4 poll:which would you pick?


  

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  1. 1. geforce4 poll:which would you pick?

    • EVGA
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    • MSI
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which would you pick? a geforce4 ti4200 128mb

made by eVga or by MSI?

both are equal in price pretty mcuh, only difference is the brand, and whatever junk comes with it

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does mx count? i got a PNY Geforce 4 MX 440 64MB DDR this morning after ordering online the other day, and i'm quite impressing by it. :) i was gonna get a msi one but pny are a better m8 and also the refresh rates were higher on the pny ones :)

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pny are a better m8 and also the refresh rates were higher on the pny ones

Actually a nVidia chipset is not customized by any card maker (it'd be a different chip then), the only differences between the cards are memory quantities and features on it, so that a card from a different manufacturer but with the same chipset having different refresh rates seems pure idiocy.

I'd go for MSI, it's a more respectable firm than eVGA to me.

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well it stated on aria.co.uk the refresh rates were different on the 2 cards, plus people said pny are a better make. even the webmaster recomened it to the msi one.

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Neither! I bought myself an Asus Gf4 Ti4400 with 128 mb memory last week and it rocks!!! :D

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wot was that stuff about gf4 mx being *not a dx8 card??? thats aload of pants, mine supports 8.1 and above says so too in manual. *btw it said that in pczone issue 115 may 2002. but it was a sparkle one so does it depend on the card or did they get their facts wrong?

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Originally posted by RanCorX2

wot was that stuff about gf4 mx being *not a dx8 card??? thats aload of pants, mine supports 8.1 and above says so too in manual. *btw it said that in pczone issue 115 may 2002. but it was a sparkle one so does it depend on the card or did they get their facts wrong?

from Hot Hardware...

...the GeForce 4 MX is not a DirectX 8.1 compliant part, and lacks any hardware pixel or vertex shaders. http://www.hothardware.com/hh_files/S&V/gf4_mx_roundup.shtml

i don't know about a "sparkle one," but try running 3DMark2001, and if it doesn't run all of the tests, it's probably not fully directx8 compliant.

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