best?
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This topic was started by mtl-moog,
i have a choise for 3 new cards for same price i am not sure is the best card.
Abit Gforce FX 5600Ultra @ 256Mo DDR
Asus Gforce 4 TI 4800SE @ 128Mo DDR
Albator Gforce 4 ti 4600 @ 128Mo DDR
i dont like a radeon or another ATI product i have a bad experience whit Ati product and i dont have a money for 5800 or 5900[list
Abit Gforce FX 5600Ultra @ 256Mo DDR
Asus Gforce 4 TI 4800SE @ 128Mo DDR
Albator Gforce 4 ti 4600 @ 128Mo DDR
i dont like a radeon or another ATI product i have a bad experience whit Ati product and i dont have a money for 5800 or 5900[list
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GeForce 4 TI4800SE is faster than GeForce FX5600Ultra, and a TI4800SE is basically a TI4600 with 8x agp and a GeForce FX5600Ultra is slightly faster than TI4200(8x), although AA(high quality/rez) the FX5600U is faster
256mb vs 128mb? wont really be needing the extra mbs, not many games utilized all 64mb, unless you use a lot of graphics programs (textureing/modeling) then you wont need it, games of tomorrow will need 128 most likely
i would say go for the TI4800SE if you want a DirectX9 based card go for the FX5600U
all around performance the TI4800SE is faster, but in highest resoultion/image quality the FX5600 wins it
256mb vs 128mb? wont really be needing the extra mbs, not many games utilized all 64mb, unless you use a lot of graphics programs (textureing/modeling) then you wont need it, games of tomorrow will need 128 most likely
i would say go for the TI4800SE if you want a DirectX9 based card go for the FX5600U
all around performance the TI4800SE is faster, but in highest resoultion/image quality the FX5600 wins it
Info :
Ti4800SE is a Ti4400 with AGP8x !!
Ti4800 is a Ti4600 with AGP8x
With the new Catalyst drivers there are no bigger problems with Radeons anymore(only some minor things) but more problems with NVidia drivers (cheating , Bugs)
Best bang for Buck is 9500PRO or 9700 nonPRO or the 9600PRO (slightly slower than 9500PRO but runs cooler and usually highly overclockable)
Ti4800SE is a Ti4400 with AGP8x !!
Ti4800 is a Ti4600 with AGP8x
With the new Catalyst drivers there are no bigger problems with Radeons anymore(only some minor things) but more problems with NVidia drivers (cheating , Bugs)
Best bang for Buck is 9500PRO or 9700 nonPRO or the 9600PRO (slightly slower than 9500PRO but runs cooler and usually highly overclockable)
are you sure for ati because just 3 or 4 month have a saphire 9500 pro
ans dont work whit sim, freelancer and have a bug whit fifa 2003 ans another sports games, and i am use a new cat ati driver...boof ati iam not sure, for nvidia gpu is better fx5600ultra 256 or asus gf4ti4800se 128 for game (now and futur DX9 ) ? :roll:
ans dont work whit sim, freelancer and have a bug whit fifa 2003 ans another sports games, and i am use a new cat ati driver...boof ati iam not sure, for nvidia gpu is better fx5600ultra 256 or asus gf4ti4800se 128 for game (now and futur DX9 ) ? :roll:
ATI has the best GPU at the moment in all ranges exvept the Ultra High-End (9500Ultra is a little faster but louder and more expensive)
Most game problems with ATI especially with Sport games ( most of them from EA) is the nasty programmers test most time with nVidia cards to ship a working product and then they work to get it compatible to the standards ATI uses ( using game patches)
9500PRO hast the best performance/prica ration but it's out of production so hurry or get the better 9700 instead
FX5600 Ultra 256MB is in 9700 price range but far from reaching it's performance
Most game problems with ATI especially with Sport games ( most of them from EA) is the nasty programmers test most time with nVidia cards to ship a working product and then they work to get it compatible to the standards ATI uses ( using game patches)
9500PRO hast the best performance/prica ration but it's out of production so hurry or get the better 9700 instead
FX5600 Ultra 256MB is in 9700 price range but far from reaching it's performance
TI4800 is a different generation card from the 5600 for games of today i would say the TI4800 will outperform the 5600, but for games of the furure/high rez(AA) the 5600 is the choice
if you have enough for a ATI 9500Pro/9700, i would go for that instead
TI4800(today)
5600 (DX9, tomorrow)
ATI9500Pro/9700 (better overall)
if you have enough for a ATI 9500Pro/9700, i would go for that instead
TI4800(today)
5600 (DX9, tomorrow)
ATI9500Pro/9700 (better overall)
