View Poll Results: What Do You THink of The Ti4200s Pricing ?

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  • It is Overpriced

    3 75.00%

  • The Price is Fine

    1 25.00%
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  1. 05-19-2002 12:03 AM #1
    uncle_jimbo
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    First Retail GeForce4 Ti4200 Cards

    The Visiontek GeForce4 Ti4200 is now available, the only problem is, that the price is much more than was expected. The Ti4200 is aimed to be a replacement for the Ti200, but the price for a Ti4200 is over double that of the Ti200s costing $250 retail for the 128Mb version, the Ti200 only costs $120 retail, the 64Mb version of the Ti4200 is not yet available.


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  2. 05-19-2002 01:42 AM #2
    jbell255
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    LeadTek has the 64mb version coming out monday at $159 (bulk) and $171 (retail), don't know bout you guys but I really dont think that is too expensive.
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    The video cards are overpriced to begin with. But that doesn't stop me from buying one. The 4200 is priced appropriately for today's market.
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