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Benchmarking - AntiAliasing
Quake 3 Arena - 2 x AntiAliasing
Return To Castle Wolfenstein - 2 x AntiAliasing
UT2003 DM-Antalus - 2 x AntiAliasing
UT2003 CTF-Citadel - 2 x AntiAliasing
We see once again that the onboard memory gives the VTD8X the upper hand. 2 sample Anti-Aliasing is even manageable for Quake at 1600x1200.
As for 4 x AntiAliasing, we're going to demonstrate just UT2003, since this is the latest engine, we may as well see how jacking up the image quality affects it.
UT2003 DM-Antalus - 4 x AntiAliasing
UT2003 CTF-Citadel - 4 x AntiAliasing
The card didn't do incredibly well with 4 sample Anti Aliasing (although one can't expect that much out of a Ti4200).
Overclocking
Finally we come to overclocking. I reached a 280 Mhz clock and a 580 Mhz RAM speed, a tad bit slower than the VTD64 could go. I surmise that the RAM has a higher latancy than the VTD64's 3.6ns memory, thereby causing a lower overclock.
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MSI G4Ti4200-TD8X64: MSI has come a long way from just being another motherboard manufacturer. They've expanded into several markets now, including servers and multimedia. Today we'll be looking at their latest video card, the Ti4200-TD8X64.
