I might by this guys gforce4 mx 440 for 91 bucks(never been out of the box)
Is this a good deal or is he rippen me off?(canadian funds)
I might by this guys gforce4 mx 440 for 91 bucks(never been out of the box)
Is this a good deal or is he rippen me off?(canadian funds)
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There are quite a few graphics card manufactures that use Nvidia chips. What brand are you talking about?
It may help you to know that a new ASUS GEFORCE-4 V8170SE (440) DDR can be bought for $99 Canadian retail with warranty etc.
okay first of all what is the ram? 64 or 128? second how much us dollars = canadian dollars? and what is the company?
gforce4 mx 440 ranges from 60 to 100 dollars.... 64mb
70 to 100 dollars .... 128mb
this is in US dollars.... at www.newegg.com
yes you can get a g4-ti4200 for $110 brand new...(at least twice as fast the mx440)
That sounds too expensive. That geforece 4 is actaully a modified geforce 2 so it should be around 50 to 60 dollars. If an MX it is not worth the money when buying a geforce 4 only buy the Ti.
You can get far better cards for around that much money.
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and the germans are still like "omg ph34r n00bz"
the russians fall back, all the way to moscow
and then they all begin h4xing, which brings on the russian winter
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Like i was saying do not buy a geforce 4 mx they are veyr bad and send a false name of what they really are.
Try to get like a radeon all in wonder radeon 7500. That is way better than that modified geforce 2
geforce mx = shit.
plain and simple.
dont buy it.... buy a ti4200 or a radeon 8500.
Much better value/price ratio too.
how much is 91 canadian bucks now? in U.S. dollars?
eh... get an ati radeon 9000 or 8500 <-- 8500 is better then 9000
$62.50 USDhow much is 91 canadian bucks now? in U.S. dollars?
http://finance.yahoo.com/m5?a=91&s=CAD&t=USD
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