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Specs
P4 1.5Ghz
Intel D850GB Motherboard
256MB PC800 RDRAM
Maxtor 30GB 7200RPM
Now to the benchmarks.
Jedi Knight II was tested with GL extensions on and all settings
at maximum
Serious Sam was done in OpenGL with all settings at maximum
Commanche was tested with audio off, vsync off, and texture shaders
on.
3DMark Benchmarks provided by MadOnion.com
3DMark comparison without texture compression
3DMark comparison with texture compression
3DMark comparison with 4xS enabled and without texture compression
3DMark comparison with 4xS enabled and with texture compression
Pricing Chart
(Prices obtained at Pricewatch.com and cannot be guaranteed to
be accurate at time of purchase)
| Xtasy Ti 4600 |
335 + Shipping |
| Xtasy Ti 4400 |
243 + Shipping |
| Xtasy Ti 500 |
168 + Shipping |
| Xtasy MX440 |
$99 + Shipping |
| Xtasy Ti 200 |
$90 + Shipping |
Conclusion
Overall, these are all great products. Depending on what your main
use of the card will be will depend on which card you will select.
If you are heavy into graphics and are always striving to have the
latest, greatest technology then you will definitely want to go
for the Xtasy Ti 4600. If you are big into multiple monitors, then
you will definitely want to go for the GeForce4 MX440. If the latest
graphics aren't important to you, and you just want something that
provides great quality and has a cheaper price, then you will probably
want to go for either the Xtasy 6964 or 6564. Anyway you go, you
can't really lose.
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