Chaballaman
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I had couple of GF4 MX440s ages ago (AGPx4 version) and they weren't too bad in performance 4 da money. (about half the perf of GF4 Ti4200)
I also had a FX5200, it was about same speed, bit slower than MX440 cos 128MB Sparkle FX5200 was set at 250/333 instead 250/400 rated by Nvidia. so i had to get rid of the POS 5200 asap.
Anyway new 64MB XpertVision GF4 MX440 i got is AGPx8 version and its a REAL POS.
The card is set at 275/285 instead 275/512 rated by Nvidia.
I was able to o/c the 5ns mem to 382mhz (max allowed by powerstrip) but still way slower than old GF4 MX440 AGPx4 (275/400).
I thought it would be around 30% faster than old MX440 but its actually 40% slower than old MX440 which makes it really slow..
http://graphics.tomshardware.com/graphic/20031229/index.html
I think it might be 64bit instead of 128bit.. even my old 9500@9700 is like 10 times faster..
I never bought XpertVision b4, i'll NEVER buy 1 again..
Just let u guys know how slow this card is:
3DMark01 - 1600, 3DMark03 - 90 (Athlon XP3200+, 512MB PC3200, MX440 AGPx8 275/285)
I also had a FX5200, it was about same speed, bit slower than MX440 cos 128MB Sparkle FX5200 was set at 250/333 instead 250/400 rated by Nvidia. so i had to get rid of the POS 5200 asap.
Anyway new 64MB XpertVision GF4 MX440 i got is AGPx8 version and its a REAL POS.
The card is set at 275/285 instead 275/512 rated by Nvidia.
I was able to o/c the 5ns mem to 382mhz (max allowed by powerstrip) but still way slower than old GF4 MX440 AGPx4 (275/400).
I thought it would be around 30% faster than old MX440 but its actually 40% slower than old MX440 which makes it really slow..
http://graphics.tomshardware.com/graphic/20031229/index.html
I think it might be 64bit instead of 128bit.. even my old 9500@9700 is like 10 times faster..
I never bought XpertVision b4, i'll NEVER buy 1 again..
Just let u guys know how slow this card is:
3DMark01 - 1600, 3DMark03 - 90 (Athlon XP3200+, 512MB PC3200, MX440 AGPx8 275/285)