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    Can someone tell me if this is a good graphics card that would be worth it if I bought it for 400Aus?

    Nvidia 4th-generatioin 256-bit GeForce4 Ti 4200 GPU
    nfiniteFX� II Engine
    64 or 128MB fast DDR Memory
    8.8 GB⁄sec Memory Bandwidth
    Accuview Antialiasing� Engine
    4.4 Billion AA samples per second fill rate
    113 million vertices⁄sec Peak Vertex Processing Rate
    1.12 trillion operations⁄sec
    On-board TV-out support up to 1024x768 resolution
    On-board DVI support up to 1600x1200 resolution
    High-quality HDTV⁄DVD playback
    Nvidia video Processing engine (VPE)
    Full acceleration for Microsoft DirectX 8.1 and OpenGL 1.3 ICD
    Comprehensive AGP 4X support
    Integrated 350MHz RAMDAC, resolution up to 2048x1536, True Color @ 60Hz
    Full version games and utilities bundle include: Tom Claney`s Rogue Spear-Black Thorn, Aquanox, Master Rallye and Games Gallery) WinFastDVD, Colorific, 3Deep, True Internet Color and Cult3D.
    Leadtek WinFox II system Utility

    Hardware Features
    Nvidia nfiniteFX� II Engine
    Dual Programmable Vertex Shaders
    Advanced Programmable Pixel Shaders
    Nvidia Accuview� Antialiasing
    Nvidia latest nView technology
    3D Textures
    Shadow Buffers
    8 texels per clock cycle
    Dual cube environment mapping
    64 or 128MB high-speed DDR RAM memory
    High-Definition video Processor (HDVP)
    AGP 4X⁄2X and AGP Texturing Support
    32-bit color with 32-bit Z⁄stencil buffer
    Z-correct true, reflective bump mapping
    High-performance 2D rendering engine
    Hardware accelerated real-time shadows
    True-color hardware cursor
    Integrated hardware transform engine
    Integrated hardware lighting engine
    High-quality HDTV-DVD playback
    Multibuffering (double, triple, quad) for smooth animation and video playback
    DirectX and S3TC texture compression support
    OpenGL 1.3 ICD support

    cooling solution:
    on-board active heat-sink cooling fan

    AGP Standard:
    AGP 2.0 slot support

    TV-out:
    TV-out up to 1024x768 resolution

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    That card is ok low budget card but you should only pay 275AUS for that card and thats with 128mb ddr ram. Its not worth 400AUS.


    Graphics, and 3D polygons don't make great games, story-lines do!!



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    Yes it's a good card dammit But if you're getting a 4600 for a similar price, get that one. Otherwise if you have R300 available, get that, but if you have this one only, then this one is the BEST!

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    The 4600 is about 200 more expensive MasJ and I'm not on a low budget i'm just saving.
    BYW what brand is the R300 is it Radeon or what

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    R300 is by ATI. If you can buy that, get that one, otherwise settle for a 4200. You should try eBay also, it might be cheaper and they generally ship to Australia.

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    Matrox Parhelia.
    Intel is up, AMD eats shit

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    You had to slip the Parhelia in there didn't you gan. You sly devil. Well, I concur with my comrades that the card is not worth if for the money. It sounds like nvidia's newest revision of the Ti4200 which incorporates features the original's lacked. That might be why it is so expensive. Where are you looking to buy? If MSI distributes in Australia, you should go with their package. Usually cheap and bundles many extra goodies.
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    Don't forget the TV-In, 3D Glasses, and uhh.. the DVI Out.
    Those would make things 1337!
    And don't buy the Parhelia, it's not what you need..

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    I swear I knew what gan was going to say in this post "get a Parhelia" man I should work for Mrs. Cleo on the psyhic network.


    Graphics, and 3D polygons don't make great games, story-lines do!!



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    lol grantu2 i wasnt about to say that, because this dude doesnt need it's all supreme features, and it's rather expensive...


    and btw Magus, nice signature there
    Intel is up, AMD eats shit

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    Haha, that lady is nuts.
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