whats better? geforce 3 ti 200 or gf4 mx 440se

The GF4 MX series is a rebadged GF2, so yes, the GF3 is better overall.
 
Some GF4mx cards might be comparable in performance to the GF3 Ti200 (when looking at DX7 stuff with no AA/AF) but the 440SE is one of the slower models (having both slower mem and core than the normal 440), so there's not really even a comparison.

Go with the Ti200 (which, for reference is generally within about 5-10% of a Radeon 9000, sometimes faster, sometimes slower)
 
ofcourse a GeForce3 Ti 200.

GeForce3 Ti 200
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Fill Rate: 1.40GTexels/Sec
Core Clock: 175MHz
Memory Clock & Interface: 400MHz 128-bit DDR
Memory Bandwidth: 6.40GB/Sec


GeForce4 MX 400 SE
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Fill Rate: 1.08GTexels/Sec
Core Clock: 270MHz
Memory Clock & Interface : 333MHz (128-bit SDR or 64-bit DDR)
Memory Bandwidth: 2.66GB/Sec


Choose.
 
Originally posted by ameoba
Some GF4mx cards might be comparable in performance to the GF3 Ti200 (when looking at DX7 stuff with no AA/AF) but the 440SE is one of the slower models (having both slower mem and core than the normal 440), so there's not really even a comparison.

Go with the Ti200 (which, for reference is generally within about 5-10% of a Radeon 9000, sometimes faster, sometimes slower)

DOn't you mean Radeon 9100?
 
And not to foregt that gf4mx 440 SE has just 64bit mem support, it is actually 30% slower then the normal gf4mx440 .

In dx 7 games both wii be same nearly, but in dx 8 games gf4 mx wont work only period. for eg.
Prince of Persia.
Deus ex 2
Far Cry ( I doubt even gf3 will work smooth on that )
 
Originally posted by TechHead
DOn't you mean Radeon 9100?


The gf 3 ti200 is nearly the speed of a radeon 9000.

For some odd reason nvidia and ati make their low end parts SLOWER than the last generation. Dont know why. The low end gf4mx shoulda been a gf3ti.
 
The Ti200 was the slower GF3, when I 'upgraded' to a GF3-Ti200 from a Radeon 9000, my 3dmark scores went down. Some other benches went up a bit & I got a -big- performance boost in linux (probably because of the better drivers).
 
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