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Several months ago NVIDIA released the updated solutions built on the GeForce4 Ti 4200 and GeForce4 MX 440 with the AGP8x support. They can hardly be called new products as they differ from the previous versions only in this support. Our tests revealed that this mode is useless for the 128MB cards (and all GeForce4 Ti 4200 models ship with exactly this RAM size onboard), and hardly useful for the 64MB cards; moreover, the AGP8x support is too poor on the VIA KT400 based boards; although it's much better on the SIS648, such boards are not widely popular.
Below is the list of reviews covering also the MX 440-8x (the short name used by us for the GeForce4 MX 440 with AGP8x).
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Today we are to examine three new cards based on the MX440-8x. But it's not just another fashion show and a bunch of diagrams for the 3Digest. We will look again at the capabilities of the today's leader of the mainstream market and even of the low-end one. There are a lot of spears broken in the fight between the MX440 and ATI RADEON 9000/Pro. The new RADEON was on the brink of the victory when NVIDIA hit it from behind with its Mx440-8x. It might seem that the blow is too weak because of the lifeless AGP8x, but the marketers recommended that NVIDIA lift the card's frequencies, i.e. equip the card with faster memory and raise the chip's speed up to 275 MHz (this is the frequency the RADEON 9000 Pro works at :-). The new MX440 turned to be faster than the old one, but not at the expense of the AGP8x, but due to the higher clock speeds. At the same time, we found out that all new super memory optimization technologies which were so much touted, on the GeForce4 MX as well, weren't of much help. Actually, they lifted up only the memory frequency from 200 to 256 MHz (400 to 512 DDR), and the speed went up markedly. The GeForce4 MX is much limited by the memory bandwidth, though not so badly as the GeForce2 MX. And it depends on the memory's clock speed. This is what NVIDIA used in its trick.
But what about the prices? This is still a new product, while the RADEON 9000 Pro has been selling several months already. Fortunately, the MX440-8x has an acceptable one. Moreover, some manufacturers jacked up the speed of such cards and equipped them with faster memory, though the 3.6ns memory recommended by NVIDIA provided a solid frequency reserve (the rated frequency of such memory is 275 (550) MHz and it is clocked at 256 (512) MHz by default). Will the new cards be competitive against the Ti 4200? Very unlikely, because the MX440 has less rendering pipelines, lower frequencies, lacks a normal multilevel anisotropy support, EMBM, and pixel shaders; vertex shaders are on the shoulders of the CPU. Well, the GeForce4 MX has only the MSAA from the Ti line, which is noticeably faster than the old SSAA, as well as some memory optimization technologies, but they are too scarce here.
The MX440-8x remains a competitor against the RADEON 9000 Pro: it might lose to the latter in functions and DirectX 8.1 support, but can work more efficiently. Well, today we will check it. Besides, we will pump the cards through the tough modes with AA 2x and anisotropy 2x (unfortunately, the MX440-8x can't work at higher levels).
So, one of three cards in question is from ASUSTeK. The other two are copies of the reference design.
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