Most certainly will. ;)
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Originally posted by Sheppsi have a GF2 MX, will buying a GF4 440 make much difference ? ..........plz say yes plz say yes plz say yes :D
Big D and RDR, nicely done!
It's simple, for those with deeper pockets, hey wait for the big brother Gf4's they should be killer cards.........for everyone else.....
this little card will make your heart fly over the older Gf2 mx series. For those tech hunters that prefer to tradeup every year, the 460's and newer middle ground cards should prove to be very satisfing. ATI is sweating this one, I'm sure.
For a budget card the new Gf4's :flames:
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Here's a post from an ID Software (makers of doom etc) guru......
PS talking about budgets...a GF3ti200 costs about the same as the GF4MX...so what's the argument????? Game makers are doubting the value (and that's user value) of a technology that has actually gone backwards???? Fine if you want to stay with the current lot of software but the newer software will leave the GF4MX wanting as already indicated in the link above
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Please don't take my comments wrongly...the GF4MX IS good technology BUT it is not the generational change that you would expect from a new model....the 4 in GF4MX does NOT mean it is superior to the previous chipset on a bang for the buck basis and THAT is what I have been alluding to......if you can do without the hardware support for dx8 then fine....but if you are a gamer then i would look real close at the options.
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That's exactly what I'm saying......don't necessarily fall for the hype ..... exercise YOUR right as a consumer to be selective about what you spend YOUR money on......depending on YOUR needs not what they want to sell you..
I gave the GF3TI200 to the son.....I'm happy with the ASUS v7100 gf2mx....my needs don't warrant it ...
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;) two things,
1) showing him school projects ya did with your system.
2) e-mail cards to mom, and other siblings
3) watch for projects he might need that you could do on your system.
wings: he might not get deeply invovled w/ comp's, but dad's
take pride in there son's complishments. And very supportive of things they don't see as toys.
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I actually enjoy computing in its own right but I also use it to "keep-in-touch" with #2son thru a common interest....we have a ball....with #1son it was fishing and with the dorta it was dining out at restaurants etc (Ok so I'm a fat fisherman with a techo bend)
Make it a two way thing with your old man and you'll be surprised just how much support you will get...but its gotta be two way
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