So, NVIDIA yesterday announced three new graphics chips families: high performance GeForce4 Ti, budget GeForce4 MX and its mobile version GeForce4 Go. Here are the basic features of all three:

Graphics Card	Chip Frequency, MHz	Memory Frequency, MHz	Memory Type and Size	Memory Bus Width, bit	Theoretical Fillrate, Mpixels/sec	Memory Bus Bandwidth, GB/sec	Recommended Price
GeForce4 Ti4600	300	650	128MB DDR SDRAM	128	1200	10.4	$399
GeForce4 Ti4400	275	550	128MB DDR SDRAM	128	1100	8.8	$299
GeForce4 MX 460	300	550	64MB DDR SDRAM	128	600	8.8	$179
GeForce4 MX 440	270	400	64MB DDR SDRAM	128	540	6.4	$149
GeForce4 MX 420	250	166	64MB SDR SDRAM	64	500	2.7	$99
GeForce4 440 Go	250	500	DDR SDRAM	128	500	8.0	-
GeForce4 420 Go	200	400	DDR SDRAM	64	400	3.2	-

The major innovations introduced in these chips, which we have already mentioned many times in our news and articles, are:

• GeForce4 Ti: this solution boasts higher performance of its T&L unit than that of GeForce3, due to LMA II technology and the second rendering pipeline for vertex shaders operations. Also it supports new Accuview anti-aliasing, nView technology (a continuation of TwinView), etc.
• GeForce4 MX: This solution is faster than its GeForce2 MX predecessor due to LMA II technology support, nView and Accuview, etc.
• GeForce4 Go: this is a mobile version of GeForce4 MX with some extra power saving technologies.

For more details, please see our GeForce4 GPU Review.

The graphics cards on GeForce4 MX have already started selling, the solutions on GeForce4 Ti will be available in the next two months, and the first notebooks with GeForce4 Go chips are to come out this month already.