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Poster: Aron Schatz
Posted on May 10, 2002 at 8:07:46 PM
Hot Hardware, Ti4600 from Asus
When you think of the movers and shakers in the motherboard industry, names like Abit, MSI, and ASUS immediately come to mind. Their solid products generally deliver the best stability and more often than not, performance above and beyond their competition. A reputation like that takes years to build and can be torn apart in a single product cycle. So you can be sure that when a big-name Taiwanese manufacturer releases hardware, itÂ’s already been through the ringer on their end.
Guru3D, Ti4400 from Creative
Today we will bring you yet another videocard review. This time it is Creative Labs who send out a GeForce4 Ti 4400 to us. The Ti 4400 is based upon the NV25 silicon and likely the most interesting 3D consumer videocard available to date. We have already reviewed the Ti 4200 and 4600, so what does the 4400 offer. Well, to be honest a product that hardware wise slaps the Radeon 8500 in face and is near near GeForce4 Ti 4600 performance which is .. the best of the best. Dual RamDAC's means excellent multiple display options, greatly improved DVD movie playback and gaming wise a product that is fully DirectX 8.1 compatible and has all the gadgets batman carries around in his tool belt.
When you think of the movers and shakers in the motherboard industry, names like Abit, MSI, and ASUS immediately come to mind. Their solid products generally deliver the best stability and more often than not, performance above and beyond their competition. A reputation like that takes years to build and can be torn apart in a single product cycle. So you can be sure that when a big-name Taiwanese manufacturer releases hardware, itÂ’s already been through the ringer on their end.
Guru3D, Ti4400 from Creative
Today we will bring you yet another videocard review. This time it is Creative Labs who send out a GeForce4 Ti 4400 to us. The Ti 4400 is based upon the NV25 silicon and likely the most interesting 3D consumer videocard available to date. We have already reviewed the Ti 4200 and 4600, so what does the 4400 offer. Well, to be honest a product that hardware wise slaps the Radeon 8500 in face and is near near GeForce4 Ti 4600 performance which is .. the best of the best. Dual RamDAC's means excellent multiple display options, greatly improved DVD movie playback and gaming wise a product that is fully DirectX 8.1 compatible and has all the gadgets batman carries around in his tool belt.