View Poll Results: ATI 8500 r Xtasy G4 TI 4200?

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  • ATI 8500

    5 35.71%

  • Xtasy G4 TI 4200

    9 64.29%
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  1. 09-18-2002 10:58 PM #1
    bubbagumpshrimp
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    ATI 8500 r Xtasy G4 TI 4200?

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  2. 09-18-2002 11:06 PM #2
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    ATI Radeon 8500, man!
    I love its' Truform, it makes games look great... the nice thing also bout Truform, is that games that you have trouble getting a descent framerate, the movement still seems, to keep a smooth movement, (just a lil)....
    I must addmit, its' 6x AA, is a kinda useless cause it is almost impossible to get a descent framerate when applied, so it almost useless (except for old games that only allow like 640x480)
    Graphic quality is superb....
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  3. 09-18-2002 11:22 PM #3
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    1 vote for the ti4200
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  4. 09-19-2002 01:02 AM #4
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    4200 here FPS is a must must if u use high resoultion and still get all good feature meanwhile FPSi is high also

    4200 owns 8500!!!

    9700 owns 4600

    GF5 owns 9700

    yada yadda yadda
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  5. 09-19-2002 08:12 PM #5
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    Radeon 8500 can't match GeForce4 Ti4200, especially when it comes to framerates.
    Another vote for Ti4200.
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  6. 09-19-2002 09:19 PM #6
    Alex Iannuzzi
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    Another vote for the GeForce 4 Ti4200. The ATI 8500 is nearly there but just can't catch up to it.

    Look here.
    http://www6.tomshardware.com/graphic...ti4200-08.html
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  7. 09-19-2002 09:30 PM #7
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    ATI for Quality
    nVidia for FPS
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  8. 09-20-2002 07:06 PM #8
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    Originally posted by AllGamer
    ATI for Quality
    nVidia for FPS
    I agree with this guy
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