I'm putting together a spare computer out of old parts and I have a Geforce4 MX420 and a Geforce2 GTS both at 32 mb which card is the better of the two ?
Ironically it would be the GTS. Crashman's likely to agree.
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The GeForce 4 MX series works kind of like this, they enhanced the GeForce2 GTS with some new gimicks and called it the GeForce4 MX440. Then they cut that down to 1/2 performance like the old GeForce2 MX200, plus enhancements, to make the MX420.
There's also the MX440SE, which is similar to an updated GeForce 2 MX400.
So the GTS should be the fastest of those two.
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Here's something how about overclocking the gts does not oc very well I never got it over 5% with default cooling. How about the mx420? it has passive cooling and I don't feel like adding any. Do you think with the more modern parts and a little higher memory clock it could pull ahead ?
The GTS uses DDR memory, the MX420 SDR memory. Both are 6ns, so the GTS has TWICE the memory bandwidth from the start!
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