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Which card is better, the Sapphire Radeon 9600SE or the Geforce Ti4200, both
with 128MB ramm?
regards
with 128MB ramm?
regards
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mark said:Which card is better, the Sapphire Radeon 9600SE or the Geforce Ti4200, both
with 128MB ramm?
regards
Augustus said:A Ti4200 is comparable to an 8500LE.....128bit memory paths 250Mhz core, 250Mhz
memory. A decent performer, but limited to DX8.1.....
maniac said:core,
Did you have any Ti4200 card? ROTFL
No? So it would be better if you stayed STFU.
And you can STFU as well. An 8500LE is within 10% of the performance of a
Ti4200.
Stats like these depend a hell of a lot from the site you take them. A full55fps (4200) vs 38fps (8500)... a bit of a big difference....? And
the 8500LE is more like a 9200... which is around 30fps... but still
slightly faster than the 9600SE! (Bwahaha)
Stats like these depend a hell of a lot from the site you take them. A full
bore 8500 is the equal of a Ti4200 in many independant bechmarks......
http://www.slcentral.com/c/h/r/ati/radeon850064/page5.php
http://www.sharkyextreme.com/hardware/videocards/article.php/3211_1013941__8
http://www.active-hardware.com/english/reviews/video/radeon-8500-4.htm
Notice in all of these the 8500 is being compared with Ti4400 and 4600
cards. These do outperform it, but by 10% or less. These also outperform
the Ti4200 by 10% or so as well. I've owned several variants of the 8500
series and the best benchmark they're done on my Barton 3200 is 11,512 in
3DMark01 and 2451 in 3DMark03. This at 300/600 clocks with 3.7 drivers. Show
me any stats where a Ti4200 beats this by the 25% margin you claim or even
10%. A Ti4200 that does in excess of 13,000 on 3DMark? They are equivalent
cards. I have not owned a Ti4200. I doubt if you've owned an 8500. This is
not relevant to the discussion.
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