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MSI Titanium Videocard Lineup - FrostyTech.com MSI Titanium Videocard Lineup
Mon Jan 07, 2002 | 7:26A| PermaLink
While MSI is best known for their bright red motherboards, they also produce a lot of performance oriented videocards. In this GeForce Titanium lineup review, we're going to look at three new models from MSI you'll want to pay attention to. As many of you already know, with the release of nVidia's GeForce "Ti" series line of graphics processors, things have gotten quite confusing in the video card marketplace. There's the regular lineup GeForce 2 and GeForce 3 videocards and now there are also the GeForce2 Ti, GeForce3 Ti200 and GeForce3 Ti500 video cards to contend with. It's almost as confusing as watching a 50 year old trying to buy an action figure for their grand kids. So what's the beef with these all new 'Titanium' names? Well, to put it in its most basic terms, the Titanium GeForce GPU's are essentially nVidia's counter to ATi's Radeon 7500 and Radeon 8500 GPU's. Here's a brief breakdown on the different GPU's and what the cards include.
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