Can any one help please,
im looking into buying a new gfx card and im in the price range of either a g4 ti 4200 128mb or a ati 9500pro 128mb.
All comments are welcome. :)
I do want the best of the 2 so please help me. B)
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Can any one help please,
im looking into buying a new gfx card and im in the price range of either a g4 ti 4200 128mb or a ati 9500pro 128mb.
All comments are welcome. :)
I do want the best of the 2 so please help me. B)
i have g4 ti 4200 128mb and it works great.........
i totally recommend that u will buy this
and it's not very expensive......
I have the Nvidia GeForce TI 4600 with TV out, not sure how similar it may be to your 2 but I love the one I have.
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g4 ti 4200 128mb or a ati 9500pro 128mb.
Quite a hard choice , the speed difference between these two aren't big. Though I'd go for the 9500 , I had a TI4200 installed for a while ( m8 of mine has one ) and with 3dMark my rate where slightly lower.
Hope I helped you out a bit
greets
boeger
Both cards are very close in performance level. (hardly noticable). It comes down to your preference and the price.
If you look at Toms Hardware site. You can see a chart that compares many cards here: Toms hardware - Grahics Card Charts
If you look you will see that GeForce 4 ti 4200 64MB outperformes the GeForce 4 ti 4200 128MB. That's because the RAM used on the 64MB one is faster.
And you can save some money in the process. :D
Check out MSI. They have a great software package with their cards.
I prefer Nvidia because of their unified drivers. That means that when they come out with a new driver it works for all Nvidia cards.That way the development of the drivers continues well beyond production of a certain model. And they really do work on the development of those drivers.
Sapphiretech is good company for ATi cards... just thought id say
although the ti4200 is better, in the long run the 9500 pro will be the better choice. Because it has Directx 9 which the ti4200 dosen't
also you can mod or o/c the 9500 to the 9700PRO speeds
That is only possible with the 9500 pro i belive.Quote:
Originally posted by poli@12 March 2003 - 20:07
also you can mod or o/c the 9500 to the 9700PRO speeds
also for highly competive prices on all computer parts go to the following website
Pricewatch.com