geforce 4 Ti4800 ?????

[athlonxp]

does this thing really exits ????

[Jimstep]

It's on their website... Haven't seen it in the stores.

[Bigjakkstaffa]

Yes, but its not worth the extra money

--Jakk:t

[bushmaster]

It's actually a 4400 with 8x capabilities. They are doing the same for the mx440's
The performance boost is not much to speak of. They must have known that the FX wasnt going to make the cut so this way they can at least keep selling the older cards and actually have an 8x product on the shelves.

[Terminator]

Yep they exist and have been selling here in the UK for over a month+ .Also some are even cheaper then Ti4600's! You can get a Gainward Ti4800 AGP 8x for £102+vat :-

http://www.ebuyer.com/customer/products/index.html?action=c2hvd19wcm9kdWN0X292ZXJ2aWV3&product_uid=44705

Have a look on www.ebuyer.com and you'll find others.

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[smeghead]

The marketing people over at Nvidia are trying to confuse us, methinks.

In Europe it's called Ti4800, but in America it's they're calling it what it actually is...

[Jimstep]

I'll stick with my 4200...

[bushmaster]

I say we all just go out and buy QUADRO FX 2000's and call it a day.

[causticVapor]

All the "8x AGP" nv17 and nv25 derivatives really offered no performance gain to speak of in comparison to their AGP 4x counterparts. Sometime in the future, however, with synchronous streaming applications, their upped bus speed might be of good use.