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To: andreas_wonisch who wrote (56190)	9/24/2001 12:59:27 PM
From: fyodor_	Read Replies (1) of 275872

Andreas: Also keep in mind that a GeForce 2 MX 400 is faster than a GeForce 2 MX. I think the integrated solution performs exactly as expected. It's still performs much better than a TNT2 or a GF2MX200 which are both still used in retail PCs. Could you provide a quick overview of the difference betw. MX200, MX and MX400. I thought MX200 was equal to MX&#133 but I'll readily admit that I've never checked the information ;-) The main disadvantage of the nForce is IMO not that the integrated graphics isn't quite on par with a GF2MX400 but that it requires two DDR dimms and the more expensive nForce version to reach that performance. I doubt that many OEMs will go that way. They'll probably only use nForce 220 which video performance is at GF2MX200 levels or worse. I think OEMs will go in whichever direction demand dictates. Depending on the price difference, I could see a lot of demand for 420, whereas the 220 model might have to compete with the other low-end video solutions. -fyo

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