Just got word from Torosian that he's post his eVGA GF4 Ti4600 Review but this is the one using Nvidia's reference cooling, not the ACS2-cooled one! Here's what he's saying.
This review will deal with a Ti4600 and how it compares to a card two generations behind it, the GeForce2 GTS. People always say to wait two generations before buying a new card anyway. Remember throughout the article that a GF2 GTS performs very closely to a Radeon DDR (32mb and 64mb). Nvidia released the GeForce4 Ti line back in February. The GF4 MX series also got released but they are nothing but revamped GF2s, lacking the Ti's extra 2 pipelines and pixel shaders. The Ti line currently has two flavors (with a third being released soon), the Ti4600 and Ti4400. The only difference between the two cards are core and memory speeds. The Ti4600 comes in at 300mhz core and 650mhz memory with the Ti4400 at 275mhz core and 550mhz memory. The GF4 Ti's are currently the two fastest consumer videocards on the market.
eVGA GF4 Ti4600 Review @ Rage Underground
This review will deal with a Ti4600 and how it compares to a card two generations behind it, the GeForce2 GTS. People always say to wait two generations before buying a new card anyway. Remember throughout the article that a GF2 GTS performs very closely to a Radeon DDR (32mb and 64mb). Nvidia released the GeForce4 Ti line back in February. The GF4 MX series also got released but they are nothing but revamped GF2s, lacking the Ti's extra 2 pipelines and pixel shaders. The Ti line currently has two flavors (with a third being released soon), the Ti4600 and Ti4400. The only difference between the two cards are core and memory speeds. The Ti4600 comes in at 300mhz core and 650mhz memory with the Ti4400 at 275mhz core and 550mhz memory. The GF4 Ti's are currently the two fastest consumer videocards on the market.
eVGA GF4 Ti4600 Review @ Rage Underground
