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| CDFreaks Resident Join Date: Sep 2002 Location: Bombay,India
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| Go for the GeForce 4 It seems to be retailing for the same price as the Radeon,but has higher performance ,better RAM (BGA on some) and faster core/memory speeds
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| CD Freaks Senior Member Join Date: Feb 2002
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| Still go for the GF4. Superior support and it's even faster at 95% of things. It's 250/250 (Mine runs at 290/290 and is fine with no additional cooling) but still faster. The 8500 is faster than the 9000Pro but slower than the Ti. The MHz gap is less important than the technological gap. |
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| CD Freaks Senior Member Join Date: Aug 2002
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| I would definately go for GF4 because it can be overclocked nicely and much faster than the 9000. Actually, 9000 is built to compete with the GF4 MX Series. The only ATI card that matched with the 4200 is Radeon 8500. More over, GF4 has vertex shader array. And the fact is, Detonator drivers rocks ! |
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