Geforce 4 Ti 4800 (Should I buy it?)
Geforce 4 Ti 4800 (Should I buy it?)
I was thinking about buying a ASUS Geforce 4 Ti 4800, i've been looking over video card benchmarks of the ti 4600 and ti 4200 but have'nt seen any on the ti 4800. Am I correct to assume that the Ti 4800 out performs the ti 4200?
And if so out performs these cards?
http://www.anandtech.com/video/showdoc.html?i=1812&p=4
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And if so out performs these cards?
http://www.anandtech.com/video/showdoc.html?i=1812&p=4
Please post your comments and opinions below:
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Radeon 9500 discontinued because?
Yes i've been looking at at a ATI Radeon 9600 pro myself, but why was the Radeon 9500 discontinued?
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Re: Radeon 9500 discontinued because?
Originally posted by ze2o
Yes i've been looking at at a ATI Radeon 9600 pro myself, but why was the Radeon 9500 discontinued?
Some folks say it's "too good" so they discontiued it.
I really don't care since 9500 pro was cheaper than 9600 pro. I got myself a 9500 pro and I couldn't be happier. My old video card, a Gf4 ti4400 burnt out because it's crappy stock fan and they won't rma. *grumbles*
Go ati, you won't regret it.
I can purchase the Radeon 9500 Pro but should I?
Well I'm in a situation where I can purchase the Radeon 9500 Pro but its more expensive than the Radeon 9600 Pro.
Theirs more than a 60 dollar price difference.
What would you do?
Theirs more than a 60 dollar price difference.
What would you do?
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Reason why the Radeon 9500 is so expensive is because you can flash the bios on the card to make it a 9700 and it will unlock the pipelines. The 9700 is only 10% or so slower then the Pro.
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You should be finding the 9600p for much cheaper than the 9500p was. The 9500 is disco'd, but you can still find it around. Yes it's a bit faster than the 9600p...but not much. The 9500 could be, as mentioned above, soft modded to a 9700...another reason ATI made the 9600 substantially lesser than the 9800...they learned their lesson. Now there's more of a difference tween the top of the line (9800p), and the next series (9600p), than there was before. The 9600p is still a mighty potent card. Refer to my ATI Radeon comparison article I just posted.
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