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Albatron's
Geforce 4 Ti4600
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Author
: Martyn Date : 4th
August 2002
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3DVelocity wish to thank Albatron
and especially Venny for providing this card for our
review.
| ...Product |
Geforce 4 Ti4600 |
| ...Manufacturer |
Albatron |
| ...Supplier |
Albatron |
| ...Price |
£290
approx. |
Part Six: Direct X
We start with the excellent DX7 and DX8.1 benchmarks
from Madonion.com,
3DMark 2000 and 3DMark 2001. It would be interesting
to see if the card could shine in the still highly relevant
DX7 benchmark 3DMark 2000.
(3DMark 2000v.1.1 16bit)
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3DMark
2000 16bit
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640
x 480
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800
x 600
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1024
x 768
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1280
x 1024
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1600
x 1200
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Albatron's Ti 4600
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12908
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12891
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12570
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11398
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9401
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(Results
Expressed In 3DMarks)
As we saw in our eVGA
reviews, the Geforce 4 is equally impressive in
this older benchmark and as such it's highly unlikely
any DX7 based game can really test the card fully.
(3DMark 2001 Second Edition 32bit)
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3DMark
2000 16bit
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640 x
480
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800 x
600
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1024
x 768
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1280
x 1024
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1600
x 1200
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Albatron's Ti 4600
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12702
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11984
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10991
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9399
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7792
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(Results Expressed In
3DMarks)
It's still shocking to see this card breeze
through a benchmark that until very recently would bring
respectable systems to their knees. This card was benchmarked
in Mad Onion's 3DMark 2001 update 'SE'. If you need full
XP and Direct X 8.1 support be sure to download the updated
version first.
(Max Payne 'Shooting Alex' Time Demo
32bit Highest Quality)
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Max Payne
'Shooting Alex'
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640 x
480
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800 x
600
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1024
x 768
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1280
x 1024
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1600
x 1200
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Albatron's Ti 4600
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129.7
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129.3
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128.5
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103.2
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76.6
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(Results Expressed In
Frames Per/s)
Max Payne is still really pushing systems
to their respective limits at higher resolutions, the
Geforce 4 has ruled this benchmark since it's release
and it is no surprise to see strong results once more.
The Geforce 4 Ti4600 from Albatron has proved
it offers the same high level of performance as the more
expensively priced cards from the bigger nV partners.
We have seen less than great yields from the GF4 in the
past so can Albatron's card restore some overclocking
faith into the Ti 4600's customers?
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