> Helt forkert.... men må indrømme at jeg også selv tog lidt fejl.. jeg har
> hørt for et stykke tid siden at der ville komme et Geforce TI4800 kort
> sammen med det nye Geforce FX.... at jeg troede selv at der var tale om en
> TI4800 GPU, ind til nu hvor jeg har brugt 5 minuter sammen min ven google
>
>
> Men ja de nye kort er bedre end alle de gamle Geforce4 TI4400/TI4600.
>
http://www.anandtech.com/showdoc.html?i=1741&p=4
> "For starters we have the GeForce 4 Ti 4800, but don't let the name
excite
> you - the card is nothing more than a GeForce4 Ti 4600 with AGP 8X
support.
> Even more disappointing is that there's talk of a GeForce4 Ti 4800-SE that
> runs at the same clock speed as the current-gen Ti 4400 but with AGP 8X
> support."
>
Så er der kommet en ny artilek der forklare Ti4800 systemet - jeg havde ikke
ret
http://www.explosivelabs.com/reviews/ti4200-8x/index.shtml
There are really three derivatives of the NV28, one for each current member
of the GeForce4 family. They are Ti4200-8X, Ti4800SE, and Ti4800. They
replace current three the Ti4200, Ti4400, and Ti4600 respectively. There is
really only one thing that differentiates the GeForce4 Ti4800 from the
Ti4600 and all other members of the GeForce4 family, the addition of 8X AGP
support compared to the Ti4600's 4X AGP standard. This is why some
companies, such as MSI, have chosen to reserve the Ti4600 name but include a
8X postfix to alleviate confusion, while others will take nVidia's new
dubbing. Although this doubles the bandwidth through the AGP bus from
1.1GB/s to 2.1 GB/s, today's graphics cards and games cannot take advantage
of it, even the Radeon 9700. It will be interesting to see if 8X AGP
actually makes much of a difference when the NV30 comes out.
The new names are a little bit misleading because some might expect
the Ti4800SE to outperform the Ti4600 because of the higher number, but this
is not the case. In fact, the SE suffix seems like it might stand for
"Special Edition", but we don't know what it actually stands for, if
anything. All we know is that the Ti4800 will outperform the Ti4800SE. But
those two cards will have to wait for a while, as we take a look at four
Ti4200-8X cards.