nVidia Geforce 4 Ti 4400

Introduction and Background ----------------------------------------- About a mounth ago I bought one of these cards and I have not looked back since. At present the GeForce 4 Ti 4400 is the second fastest graphics card chipset available at present. (The chipset is the basic chip and design of a graphics card which is produced by one company, in this case nvidia, and which is then incorporated by another company, in my case asus, into the graphics card). The Geforce 4 series was released a few months ago to compete with ATi's new 8000 series chipsets which had stolen nvidia's crown for fastest home graphics card chipset. The Geforce 4 series consists ...  Read the complete review

I have had my GeForce 4 Ti 4400 for just about a month, well I paid for it over a month ago. Thing was I had heat problems, or at least what seemed to me to be heat problems. The company I bought it from sent me out a lovely new one so they must have agreed with me anyway. My first impressions of the card were overall very good; I bought the MSI distribution of the chipset. All seemed well, the only thing that this one doesn?t have that others do is a DVI to analogue converter which most other card do have and it?s very handy to have. Especially if you have two analogue monitors and want to run them off the one PC. I didn?t buy this card for petty things though! ...  Read the complete review

Lets get straight to the point. nVidia's flagship card the GeForce 4 Ti4600 is the most powerful graphics card ever made. This is an actual fact; the Ti4600 can produce more processing power than the world had altogether in 1985. Impressed? No? Okay. The Ti4600 graphics card can render 136 million vertices per second, has a fill rate of 4.8 billion AntiAliased Samples/Sec, oh and did I mention it can perform 1.23 trillion operations per second. Those figures may or may not of made any difference to you but either way those numbers are pretty big. Along with the impressive specs of the GeForce 4 they've also shined up their old technology and introduced ...  Read the complete review

I recently built my second PC from scratch,and this is one of the components that i have great pride in.I will write this opinion in very simple and concise language,apart from the few technical quotes. I have always liked the quality of cards that nvidia makes,and my first PC has a geforce 2 video card.when i powered up my pc,installed and played Myst III:Exile and warcraft 3,i was just awestruck at the quality of graphics!! Below is an excerpt from the manufacturers site,on the awesome power of this adapter. GeForce4 Ti 4200 Vertices per Second: 113 Million w/ AGP 8X Fill Rate: ...  Read the complete review

The card I am basing this on is the Leadtek Winfast 250TD card, and was in a P4-1.6ghz system with 768mb of memory. The technical facts: It is dual monitor capable card with video in and video out connections. It has 128Mb of memory and is based on the NVidia Geforce 4 Ti4400 chipset. The Package: The card came supplied with 3 games (Aquanox, a Rogue Spear game and a Racing game), a disk with 6 demo games, a Driver CD which also includes DVD playback software, video capture software and some other tools for the card. Performance: I used the 3D Mark SE package from mad onion to get a benchmark score. At the default settings I managed ...  Read the complete review