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Kmeleon 5th June 2002 13:17

which GF4 to buy
 
alright,

I want to buy a GF4, but I'm not sure which to get...
A GF4 Ti4600 costs too much for my budget so it will be a Ti4200 or a Ti4400.
Now this leaves me with several candidates:
*Gainward Ti4200 GS or the Ti4400
*Abit Ti4200
*Leadtek Ti4400
*Asus Ti4400

This will be used on my P4 rig (1.6A + abit BD7II+twinmoss pc2700)
phuture plans: H2O (card + cpu) or Vapo (awaiting my 'vakantiegeld' )
What may I expect more from the Ti4400 in terms of OC'ing and in relation to the Ti4200? Is there a lot of difference between those brands?
I value your oppinions.Thanks in advance...
K.

The Senile Doctor 5th June 2002 13:30

as far as we have seen now, most ti4200 clock just as far as the ti4400 or even ti4600 so it's of no use buying a more expensive gpu.

if you plan on getting it watercooled, for the cashdifference there is between a ti4200 and ti4600, you can buy a 80W pelt to put on...
Take a guess which will go higher : ti4600 on water, or ti4200 on watercooled pelt... there won't be too much of a difference....

gainward or abit ti4200 all the way, haven't compared too much of the reviews, but I guess gainward roxx in almost all their samples

Kmeleon 5th June 2002 13:37

correct me if I'm wrong Calantak, but haven't you posted a 3Dmark2001 project with a abit Ti4200 that overclocks quit well straight from da box? If so, I'll get me one of these....

The Senile Doctor 5th June 2002 14:06

nope....
I got me a mx440 abit, just for some fooling around, and that one clocked quite well.
don't know bout the ti4200 but they'll probably be quite good

fredperry 5th June 2002 14:42

I thought I read somewhere (was it hardocp?) that the gainward Ti4200 can be oc'ed to speeds above (!) the default speed of the Ti4600 cards.

The Senile Doctor 5th June 2002 14:44

that's what I mentioned in my reply, ti4200 go to default or above ti4600 in some cases.

fredperry 5th June 2002 14:47

Quote:

Originally posted by calantak
that's what I mentioned in my reply, ti4200 go to default or above ti4600 in some cases.
Oops, sorry, my bad.

*make note to myself: read entire post before you anwer* :rolleyes:

Kmeleon 5th June 2002 18:00

w00t!
 
just looked at the loveno website....
and bought myself a nice Abit GF4 Ti4400: 322€
not much hey!:o :o

Devil_H@ck 8th June 2002 14:56

Is there any way to overcome the limit on overclocking the gainward ti4200?

Kmeleon 8th June 2002 22:14

Sure, there is: just use 3dr party utilities like rivatuner or NVmax....

Devil_H@ck 9th June 2002 12:29

Oh, ok :)
I thought it was hardware locked or something.
What is best, NVMax or Rivatuner?
I used Rivatuner once with my GF1 and I got major clitches, although I only overclocked it 5 mhz or something.

The Senile Doctor 9th June 2002 12:32

rivatuner is good for 3dmarking, for standard overclocking, you should use coolbits

Magnum_ 9th June 2002 12:32

I use rivatuner, especially because it has a built-in function to fix your refreshrates in win2K (nvreffix doesnt work with recently released detonators)
:D

ChAoS Overlord 11th June 2002 14:27

Well, the GPU core of a gainward Ti4200 can be clocked to the speed of a Ti4600, but the memory can't... (I have a gainward myself)

BUT!!! I read THIS today.

B0Yke 15th June 2002 20:39

I've heard that the SUMA GF4 ti4200 SE(!) is an overclocking-animal and 'only' costs about €205

but I've just heard about it.........

ChAoS Overlord 17th June 2002 13:06

Have you looked at this allready?

http://www.digit-life.com/articles/s...200/index.html

Faster then Ti4600 preformance for Ti4200 price.

Devil_H@ck 17th June 2002 15:09

Is this for sale in Belgium?

ChAoS Overlord 17th June 2002 15:44

I haven't found any shops offering them yet, but I'd say, it's worth looking for them!


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