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Albatron Ti 4600P Turbo & Ti 4200 Turbo - FrostyTech.com Albatron Ti 4600P Turbo & Ti 4200 Turbo
Mon Apr 19, 2004 | 10:23P| PermaLink

Albatron Ti 4600P Turbo & Ti 4200 Turbo

August 2002 - Albatron Technology, a manufacturer of Motherboards and Adaptor Cards announced the new and powerful Ti 4200 Turbo (64MB) and Ti 4200P Turbo (128MB) graphics cards, both of which are based on nVIDIA GeForce4 chipsets. Performing up to Ti 4600 specifications but remaining at Ti 4200 prices, these cards provide the end user with the best performance, best value graphics cards available on the market today. 

There is no hiding the fact that their big brothers, the Ti 4600 class cards, are still the industry leaders in terms of performance, capable of producing a myriad of colors resulting in pixel perfect, high-resolution pictures. PC gamers were astounded by the Ti 4600’s performance but shied away from the price tag. In order to cater to the market demands, Albatron Technology came out with the GeForce4 Ti 4200 Turbo (64MB RAM) and Ti 4200P Turbo (128 RAM) both of which have a more modest RAM capacity than the Ti 4600 but only costs half as much.

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