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culkid
2003-03-03, 05:30 PM
Geforce 4 MX 440?>
Sputty
2003-03-03, 05:33 PM
:huh: What do you mean?....
Fire_Monkey
2003-03-03, 05:34 PM
post threads about tech information in the "tech" forum
and the MX's are business class graphics card, use a Ti4600
The Eternal
2003-03-03, 05:34 PM
????????????????
culkid
2003-03-03, 05:35 PM
ITS A FRICKING VIDEO CARD JEEZE
we know its a video card but you killing us with a question of utter stupidity that makes no sense...we were trying to figure out what you were asking about
ABRAXAAS
2003-03-03, 05:43 PM
I use it right now untill the radeon 9900 pro comes out ,for the price its good ,I use the MSI and I have had no problems I have over clocked it and it runs smooth, not so good for unreal 2 but plays ut2003 really good .
Revulsion
2003-03-03, 06:22 PM
All MX versions are kinda crappy. They are considered a very low end budget card. I would get a nice ti4200 if money is a problem, runs great
Fire_Monkey
2003-03-03, 06:26 PM
moderator please move this thread to the tech forum.
Nightmare
2003-03-03, 08:19 PM
I'm no fan of Culkid, and this is the wrong forum, but come on people! It's easy to connect the title of the thread and the only words of the post into one sentence! "How is the GeFoce 4 MX 440?"
To answer that question, it sucks. Don't waste your money on it. It comes standard with a lot of computers for a reason. It's inexpensive and makes the computer look better since it has a video card, especially with the title "GeForce 4". Get a GeForce 4 Ti4200 if you don't want to spend too much, but still get a good card.
Timormi
2003-03-03, 08:21 PM
get the Radeon 9800 when it comes out or get the current 9700 Pro when the 9800 comes out since the prices are gonna drop...
Fire_Monkey
2003-03-03, 08:38 PM
Just to be nitpicky, the Radeons come out in 200 increments, thus 9500, 9700 so the next one will be a 9900.
BLuE_ZeRO
2003-03-03, 08:40 PM
what about the 9000?
Hellsfire123
2003-03-03, 08:40 PM
<cough> Tech forum! <cough>
Geforce MX = Overclocked geforce3
Get the Ti's, wait for the FX, or try out the new radeons.
Nightmare
2003-03-03, 08:41 PM
It's impossible to know what they'll throw out next. It used to be increments of 500, now its 200, apparently. I've heard rumors that the next will be called the 9800, but I have no way of knowing if it's right or not.
BLuE_ZeRO
2003-03-03, 08:43 PM
FX is available now. Alienware has added it to their systems as an option. Limited availability though.
Arshune
2003-03-03, 08:46 PM
I heard they recalled a lot of FX's because they weren't up to par and the high end one's fan was loud...that's probably just a rumor though.
ABRAXAAS
2003-03-03, 08:47 PM
yeah to bad it suxxors the coxxors;)
Nightmare
2003-03-03, 08:48 PM
I read a reveiw comparing the FX to the 9700 Pro, I forget where though. Those two cards are fricking neck and neck. It's nearly impossible to tell the difference. The only problem with the FX is that it' LOUD. I would go with the 9700 Pro, assuming it costs less.
BLuE_ZeRO
2003-03-03, 08:49 PM
Well no it doesn't suck but it sure didn't live up the hype. It beats the radeon 9700 but not by any huge margin like most nvidia fans were hoping for. As far as the fan thing goes... I sure hope they did something. That fan drowns out my vacuum cleaner.
ABRAXAAS
2003-03-03, 09:09 PM
There bringing out 2 modells both of wich will rock nvidia, the 9800 pro 128 mb , and the 9900 pro 256mb :D
Arshune
2003-03-03, 09:20 PM
Actually I just looked around a little and found another rumor that the next iteration of the FX will be liquid cooled...that seems horrendously implausible to me though.
Nightmare
2003-03-03, 09:33 PM
Originally posted by Arshune
Actually I just looked around a little and found another rumor that the next iteration of the FX will be liquid cooled...that seems horrendously implausible to me though.
Well, this thread has officially went beyond my knoweldge of computer hardware.
BLuE_ZeRO
2003-03-03, 09:39 PM
I actually think it's a better idea than what they have right now. I would imagine that it would take up an ass load of room in your case though. You would reach cooler temps and it would produce less noise. Don't know all of the drawbacks though.
Arshune
2003-03-03, 09:56 PM
I was always taught that electronics didn't like liquid...but hey, my strobe light didn't work when it was dry, so I don't think that class taught me right.
ABRAXAAS
2003-03-03, 10:28 PM
liquid cooled just passes coold water over teh heatsink instead of air , I think :D im 78.923% sure;)
Nightmare
2003-03-03, 10:33 PM
hmm... *throws bucket of water on computer* Hey, it's making it hotter! AH, FIRE!! :flamemad:
Really though, they are making WAY too many variatons of the same card. I can understand 3 versions, those being best, good, affordabe, but with so many different manufacturers, it ges way too complicated. Gainward, BFG, Sapphire, Hercules... AAAHHHHHH, WHICH IS WHICH?!?!?!
mistled
2003-03-03, 11:33 PM
Here's a link to a diagram of a liquid cooled server case, for those that are interested.
http://www.xtwerkz.com/swfitech_quiet_power.htm
The main drawback to liquid cooling is it's really expensive. The case in the above link is $480.00
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