Visiontek Ti 4200 review
Poster: Aron Schatz
Posted on June 20, 2002 at 1:17:12 PM
got apex? (no) reviews a Ti 4200.
It is easily said that the performance of this card sits exactly where it should be. Taking up position in between that of it’s big brother the Ti 4400 and the previous generation champ, the GF3 Ti 500, this card will provide all but the most fanatical of hardcore gamers exactly what they need to play their way through whatever games they desire. And, not only will it run games at excellent frame rates, it will do so with it’s battery of image quality enhancing features enabled. As I have previously stated, once you play for a while with AA and AF enabled you simply will not be able to go back to the blurred textures and jaggy polygon edges of old.
It is easily said that the performance of this card sits exactly where it should be. Taking up position in between that of it’s big brother the Ti 4400 and the previous generation champ, the GF3 Ti 500, this card will provide all but the most fanatical of hardcore gamers exactly what they need to play their way through whatever games they desire. And, not only will it run games at excellent frame rates, it will do so with it’s battery of image quality enhancing features enabled. As I have previously stated, once you play for a while with AA and AF enabled you simply will not be able to go back to the blurred textures and jaggy polygon edges of old.