Asus Press Release on GF4/GF4 MX

Wish · 29th January 2002, 18:37

http://213.219.40.69/29010215.htm

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ASUS Announces Comprehensive Graphics Card Lineup
Based on NVIDIA GeForce4 GPUs

Taipei, Taiwan, February 6, 2002 World-leading technology solution manufacturer, ASUSTeK Computer Inc., today announced the most comprehensive graphics card lineup based on the advanced NVIDIA GeForce4 GPU (graphical processor units) family. ASUS combines NVIDIA?s latest GeForce4 technology with innovative engineering to deliver most powerful graphics cards for a variety of segments.

ASUS V8460 Series GeForce4 Ti 4600 Graphics Card
ASUS V8460Ultra series is powered by the most advanced graphics processing unit on earth the GeForce4 Ti 4600. A core clock speed of 330MHz and memory clock speed of 660MHz, combined with 128MB DDR SDRAM provide the ultimate graphics experience with revolutionary technologies such as: nFiniteFX"! II engine for complex geometry and animation, Accuview Antialiasing"! for unbeatable visual quality and frame rate, as well as nView for multiple display flexibility and user control.

ASUS V8440 Series GeForce4 Ti 4400 Graphics Card
ASUS V8440 Series is powered by the GeForce4 Ti 4400 GPU. A core clock speed of 300MHz and memory clock speed of 550MHz, combined with 128MB DDR SDRAM provides exceptional performance in all the latest games and applications. Also included are revolutionary technologies such as: nFiniteFX"! II engine for complex geometry and animation, Accuview Antialiasing"! for unbeatable visual quality and frame rate, as well as nView for multiple display flexibility and user control.

ASUS V8170Pro GeForce4 MX Pro Graphics Card
With the most integrated GPU, the GeForce4 MX Pro, the V8170 delivers best performance and value for mainstream PCs. 64MB of DDR SDRAM integrated with 300MHz core clock speed and 550MHz memory clock speed provide ample performance for all multimedia applications. The V8170 also includes new technologies such as: Lightspeed Memory Architecture"! II, nView, and Accuview Antialiasing"!

ASUS V8170DDR GeForce4 MX DDR Graphics Card
The V8170DDR leverages the GeForce4 MX DDR GPU with 64MB DDR SDRAM to provide competitive performance and value for mainstream PCs. Core clock speed runs at 270MHz and memory clock speed is 400MHz. Some GeForce 4 MX DDR technologies included are: Lightspeed Memory Architecture"! II, nView, and Accuview Antialiasing"!

ASUS V8170SE GeForce4 MX SDR Graphics Card
The V8170SE provides reliable and cost-effective GeForce 4 MX perfomance for mainstream PCs. Using the GeForce4 MX SDR GPU and 64MB of SDRAM, the V8170SE has a core clock speed of 250MHz and a memory clock speed of 166MHz. It also includes new GeForce4 MX technologies such as: Lightspeed Memory Architecture"! II, nView, and Accuview Antialiasing"!.

ASUS graphics cards based on GeForce4 technology will be shipping in quantities late February 2002. For more details check the company website located at http://www.asus.com.
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Someone is gonna be in a lot of trouble over this at Asus. It's not suppose to be released until the 6th of February.

rm' · 29th January 2002, 21:56

That's just the way he quotes. Oddball you say? Possibly, but he's incredibly informative.

n_ick2000 · 30th January 2002, 02:14

So does that mean that geforce 4's are comming out soon? Maybe, I should wait a little before I upgrade my geforce 2 mx. This time, I want to get top of the line.

Flynnz · 30th January 2002, 03:01

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This time, I want to get top of the line.

HAH!
Me too, but.. dude! those are gonna be so freakin expensive.

dylman · 31st January 2002, 21:22

But the Geforce 3s are going to drop like a stone... yummy...

sub1zero · 19th February 2002, 22:25

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Originally posted by dylman
But the Geforce 3s are going to drop like a stone... yummy...

hmm intreasting i wonder what it would be like to have a video card thats faster than my CPU which the geforce 4 will be somewhere around 600mhz

shyam · 20th February 2002, 12:06

Whatever you do, DONT buy the ASUS V8170SE GeForce4 MX SDR Graphics Card. With its slow 166 Mhz memory speed, it will be damn slow. Just like the Geforce 2 MX200 that I have. Its damn shitty.

Bizznatch · 22nd February 2002, 09:28

I know that Asus is also gonna release a 128MB DDR Geforce4 MX, but does anyone know if it's gonna use the nfinitefx I or II engine?

sub1zero · 22nd February 2002, 23:18

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Originally posted by shyam
Whatever you do, DONT buy the ASUS V8170SE GeForce4 MX SDR Graphics Card. With its slow 166 Mhz memory speed, it will be damn slow. Just like the Geforce 2 MX200 that I have. Its damn shitty.

How do you know im sure geforece 4 MX is 10 times better than the old geforce 2 MX don't knock it till ya try it

shyam · 23rd February 2002, 03:22

What I mean to say is that the Geforce 2 MX DDR will be a ton faster than Geforce 2 MX SDR cause it has a much higher memory speed.

29th January 2002, 18:37	#1
Wish Major Dude Join Date: Oct 2000 Posts: 702	Asus Press Release on GF4/GF4 MX http://213.219.40.69/29010215.htm Quote ASUS Announces Comprehensive Graphics Card Lineup Based on NVIDIA GeForce4 GPUs Taipei, Taiwan, February 6, 2002 World-leading technology solution manufacturer, ASUSTeK Computer Inc., today announced the most comprehensive graphics card lineup based on the advanced NVIDIA GeForce4 GPU (graphical processor units) family. ASUS combines NVIDIA?s latest GeForce4 technology with innovative engineering to deliver most powerful graphics cards for a variety of segments. ASUS V8460 Series GeForce4 Ti 4600 Graphics Card ASUS V8460Ultra series is powered by the most advanced graphics processing unit on earth the GeForce4 Ti 4600. A core clock speed of 330MHz and memory clock speed of 660MHz, combined with 128MB DDR SDRAM provide the ultimate graphics experience with revolutionary technologies such as: nFiniteFX"! II engine for complex geometry and animation, Accuview Antialiasing"! for unbeatable visual quality and frame rate, as well as nView for multiple display flexibility and user control. ASUS V8440 Series GeForce4 Ti 4400 Graphics Card ASUS V8440 Series is powered by the GeForce4 Ti 4400 GPU. A core clock speed of 300MHz and memory clock speed of 550MHz, combined with 128MB DDR SDRAM provides exceptional performance in all the latest games and applications. Also included are revolutionary technologies such as: nFiniteFX"! II engine for complex geometry and animation, Accuview Antialiasing"! for unbeatable visual quality and frame rate, as well as nView for multiple display flexibility and user control. ASUS V8170Pro GeForce4 MX Pro Graphics Card With the most integrated GPU, the GeForce4 MX Pro, the V8170 delivers best performance and value for mainstream PCs. 64MB of DDR SDRAM integrated with 300MHz core clock speed and 550MHz memory clock speed provide ample performance for all multimedia applications. The V8170 also includes new technologies such as: Lightspeed Memory Architecture"! II, nView, and Accuview Antialiasing"! ASUS V8170DDR GeForce4 MX DDR Graphics Card The V8170DDR leverages the GeForce4 MX DDR GPU with 64MB DDR SDRAM to provide competitive performance and value for mainstream PCs. Core clock speed runs at 270MHz and memory clock speed is 400MHz. Some GeForce 4 MX DDR technologies included are: Lightspeed Memory Architecture"! II, nView, and Accuview Antialiasing"! ASUS V8170SE GeForce4 MX SDR Graphics Card The V8170SE provides reliable and cost-effective GeForce 4 MX perfomance for mainstream PCs. Using the GeForce4 MX SDR GPU and 64MB of SDRAM, the V8170SE has a core clock speed of 250MHz and a memory clock speed of 166MHz. It also includes new GeForce4 MX technologies such as: Lightspeed Memory Architecture"! II, nView, and Accuview Antialiasing"!. ASUS graphics cards based on GeForce4 technology will be shipping in quantities late February 2002. For more details check the company website located at http://www.asus.com. /Quote Someone is gonna be in a lot of trouble over this at Asus. It's not suppose to be released until the 6th of February.

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29th January 2002, 21:56	#2
rm' Banned Join Date: Jul 2000 Posts: 11,361	That's just the way he quotes. Oddball you say? Possibly, but he's incredibly informative.

31st January 2002, 21:22	#5
dylman Forum King Join Date: Oct 2001 Location: Hawarden Posts: 2,115	But the Geforce 3s are going to drop like a stone... yummy...

20th February 2002, 12:06	#7
shyam Senior Member Join Date: Jul 2001 Location: Andromeda Posts: 3869 Posts: 391	Whatever you do, DONT buy the ASUS V8170SE GeForce4 MX SDR Graphics Card. With its slow 166 Mhz memory speed, it will be damn slow. Just like the Geforce 2 MX200 that I have. Its damn shitty.

22nd February 2002, 09:28	#8
Bizznatch Forum King Join Date: Jun 2000 Location: San Jose, CA Posts: 4,153	I know that Asus is also gonna release a 128MB DDR Geforce4 MX, but does anyone know if it's gonna use the nfinitefx I or II engine?

23rd February 2002, 03:22	#10
shyam Senior Member Join Date: Jul 2001 Location: Andromeda Posts: 3869 Posts: 391	What I mean to say is that the Geforce 2 MX DDR will be a ton faster than Geforce 2 MX SDR cause it has a much higher memory speed.