Winfast Gf4 Ti4800

[PcNoob]

How come this cards reviews are so hard to find. Ive searched everywhere and only got the benchmark of it through a Radeon 9700s review.

How come theres Ti4600 reviews everywhere and not this 1?
Is it because Ti4600 is betta or more sortafter?

So a Thank U in advance to ne1 who can find some reviews on this card or tell me which is betta between the.

- Ti 4800
and
-Radeon 9500 pro(even though is rare)

If theres ne other betta card u would like to refer me to i'll be also glad.

This is because their both fit my buget and i wanted to get the best 1.

[Wiggo]

The Ti4800 is really only an overclocked Ti4600 which helped bridge the wait for the FX line.

[PcNoob]

Thanks Now i'm undecided between the

Ti 4800 and the
Radeon 9600 pro

which 1 do u think is better?
Their both in my price range.

[Wiggo]

I'm not a DX9 freak (well not this year anyway) so I'd go for the Ti4800.

[PcNoob]

how bout the


Radeon 9500pro?

[Wiggo]

If ya can get ya hands on a R9500P then grab it as it performs much better than the R9600P.

[minibubba]

or you could save your $$ for a few months and get a 9700 pro when the prices get reasonable

just my :2cents:

[PcNoob]

hmmm......I'll do some calculations and decide. If i do decide to buy it now it would be the R9500P.

Thanks guys 4 the help.
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Powercolor
Sapphire
Tyan

now theres these 3 types which make the same type of Video Card eg R9700P and they all cost different as well so whats the difference performence wise?

[dragon]

Price for performance, the 9700 non-Pro is the way to go. Slap it in, and install powerstirp to overclock it to a Pro; however, if you're mobo has the KT400 chipset it is advised to go w/ a GeForce, becasue the 9700 performs porlly with the KT400 chipset. The Nforce 2 chipset is the way to go.

[PcNoob]

Yeh i got a KT400 chip set
my mobo is the
Gigabyte GA-7AVXP

do u know how the Sapphire Radeon 9500pro performs on that?