nVidia's Geforce 4 Ti4200: A New Kind Of Budget?

Author : Martyn Date : 24th April '02

...Product	Geforce 4 Ti4200
...Manufacturer	nVidia
...Supplier	nVidia / Bastion
...Price	$200 TBC

 

 

MadOnion's recently released 3DMark 2001 SE comes with full Windows XP and Direct X 8.1 support. How will the Ti4200 fair against the Radeon in this tough benchmark?

(3DMark 2001 Second Edition 32Bit)

3DMark 2001 SE	640 x 480	800 x 600	1024 x 768	1280 x 1024	1600 x 1200
e-Geforce 4 Ti4600	12601	11928	10969	9394	7772
Geforce 4 Ti4200	12101	11063	9648	7658	5953
Radeon 8500 Retail	11585	10501	8994	7212	5431

(Results Expressed In '3DMarks')

If we consider again the lower clock settings of the Ti4200, it's a true testament to nVidia's GF4 design that the Radeon is once again outpaced at all resolutions. Nearly notching up ten thousand 3DMarks at the default resolution (1024x768) is another excellent result. Even high resolution gameplay will trouble this card little. It's strange to think of a card, more than capable at 1600x1200, now available for under $200!

3DMark 2001 is an excellent benchmark without question, but to make absolutely sure our cards are more than capable we will run them through two of the toughest current games over the next two pages...

 

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