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I've been looking for a geforce2 pro for some time now based on the success stories people have been having in overclocking them and attaining (in some cases, surpassing) ultra speeds. I managed to find something wrong with every one of them, including this God-awful looking design from Leadtek (just an opinion...)
<A HREF="http://www.leadtek.com/geforce2/gts64new.htm" target="_new">http://www.leadtek.com/geforce2/gts64new.htm</A>
Issues dissuading me from other manufacturers were things such as availability in my area (since I got burnt once when dealing online), and poor customer care (cough cough, PNY) etc.
I was just about to give up my search for Pros and wait for GF3 to come down in price for a number of months, when I spotted that Gigabyte also makes a Pro board:
<A HREF="http://giga-byte.com/products/gf2010.htm" target="_new">http://giga-byte.com/products/gf2010.htm</A>
Since Gigabyte is known to make good products, I thought that I would entertain this one as my last remaining option for a Pro board since I have managed to exhaust my other Pro options. The only problem is that I cannot find any reviews for it except for this one at Gamer's Depot
<A HREF="http://www.gamersdepot.com/hardware/video_cards/gigabyte/gf2pro/001.htm" target="_new">http://www.gamersdepot.com/hardware/video_cards/gigabyte/gf2pro/001.htm</A>
Gamer's Depot does not post overclocking information, but I know that the memory is 64 megs of EliteMT.
Unless I'm reading wrong, judging by the picture from Gamer's Depot, that's 5ns memory they got on there, which is another selling point since most manufacturers that I know of use 5.5 on their Pro boards.
I just don't have any information on how overclockable EliteMT memory is (or how good it is to begin with). I also can't find any information on the quality of Gigabyte's included cooler solution, even though overclocking the chip won't help much anyway.
Well, this has gotten to be a long drawn-out post, but I hope that someone out there might have some info they wouldn't mind sharing. Thanks everyone!
Down with bloatware!
Proud user of <b>ICQ98A</b><P ID="edit"><FONT SIZE=-1><EM>Edited by SmlHrs on 08/05/01 02:10 PM.</EM></FONT></P>
<A HREF="http://www.leadtek.com/geforce2/gts64new.htm" target="_new">http://www.leadtek.com/geforce2/gts64new.htm</A>
Issues dissuading me from other manufacturers were things such as availability in my area (since I got burnt once when dealing online), and poor customer care (cough cough, PNY) etc.
I was just about to give up my search for Pros and wait for GF3 to come down in price for a number of months, when I spotted that Gigabyte also makes a Pro board:
<A HREF="http://giga-byte.com/products/gf2010.htm" target="_new">http://giga-byte.com/products/gf2010.htm</A>
Since Gigabyte is known to make good products, I thought that I would entertain this one as my last remaining option for a Pro board since I have managed to exhaust my other Pro options. The only problem is that I cannot find any reviews for it except for this one at Gamer's Depot
<A HREF="http://www.gamersdepot.com/hardware/video_cards/gigabyte/gf2pro/001.htm" target="_new">http://www.gamersdepot.com/hardware/video_cards/gigabyte/gf2pro/001.htm</A>
Gamer's Depot does not post overclocking information, but I know that the memory is 64 megs of EliteMT.
Unless I'm reading wrong, judging by the picture from Gamer's Depot, that's 5ns memory they got on there, which is another selling point since most manufacturers that I know of use 5.5 on their Pro boards.
I just don't have any information on how overclockable EliteMT memory is (or how good it is to begin with). I also can't find any information on the quality of Gigabyte's included cooler solution, even though overclocking the chip won't help much anyway.
Well, this has gotten to be a long drawn-out post, but I hope that someone out there might have some info they wouldn't mind sharing. Thanks everyone!
Down with bloatware!
Proud user of <b>ICQ98A</b><P ID="edit"><FONT SIZE=-1><EM>Edited by SmlHrs on 08/05/01 02:10 PM.</EM></FONT></P>