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  1. December 24th, 2001 08:43 PM #1
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    Geforce2 Ultra or Geforce2 Ti?

    Which one is faster? I know that the Ti is newer, but is the Ultra still faster? TIA!
    I dont know... I just dont.
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  2. December 24th, 2001 11:59 PM #2
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    Pretty sure it is.

    GF3 Ti200's are down to $160's!

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    So what is the advantage or new technology in the Ti version things? I m getting a GF2Ultra but I just wanna know whats the new technology with the Ti's.

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    Ultra isn't much faster than the Ti. The Ti is clocked at 250/400 while the ultra is clocked at 250/458. That is the only difference. The Ti stock is faster than the pro. If you get it and o/c to 250/458 you basically have an Ultra.

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    Get a Gainward GF2 TI450/500 with 4ns memory and clock it to 250/500. That's what I'm aiming for when I get mine since the 4ns memory is actually rated for 500MHz DDR

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  6. December 30th, 2001 10:08 AM #6
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    The Ti's... They have Titanium what? Core?
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