Ti4200, wich one?

[wschino]

I was looking into upgrading my graphics card to a Ti4200 and was wondering wich one to go with. Theres many but wouldn't it all be the same? Is the Gainward one the best?

[Fastfly]

If You ask me I sure think so :)

[Ryan2318]

Abit is very overclockable. I have mine at 315/621 and stable, but i haven't tried other companies so i don't know.

[Force Flow]

You may want to check out this thread: http://forum.pcmech.com/showthread.php?s=&threadid=54997&highlight=Gainward

I have an ABit Ti4200, and it's performing great! ;) I sure do put it though its paces. :p

[wschino]

Thanks for that info forceflow! I think I'll be taking that Gainward off my newegg wish list. I see that some people have no problems but I don't feel like taking that chance right now.

[wschino]

Are you guys talking about the Abit "Siluro" ? The one with that crazy looking fan?

edit: http://www.newegg.com/app/Showimage.asp?image=14-123-116-01.JPG/14-123-116-04.JPG/14-123-116-03.JPG/14-123-116-02.JPG

[glc]

I've built with PNY, Gainward, and Albatron Ti4xxx's, not a problem yet. Being that PNY's are built by MSI I would consider them fine too. I haven't heard any complaints about Asylum or AOpen either. I think the only ones I would stay away from are the XFX/Pine/Palit/eVGA class manufacturers.

[Ryan2318]

yeah the silurio... i have the normal 4x version witha normal looking fan not the otes one you showed or otes 8x agp (i don't know if thats 4 or 8x agp but they have both in the otes version) you can overclock that card really well and probably even better with the otes... I just wish it had ram sinks on it, i can get my ram to 615 stable but if it had ramsinks it'd go a lot faster

[aym]

I've got the Asus Ti 4200, and I'm happy with it.