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One more graphics card maker announced a solution based on GeForce4 Ti4200 graphics chip. It is Prolink with their new PixelView GeForce4 Ti4200.

Their cards called "PixelView GeForce4 Ti4200 128MB" and "PixelView GeForce4 Ti4200 64MB" correspondingly comply fully with NVIDIA’s recommendations. The first graphics card is equipped with 128MB DDR SDRAM working at 444MHz and the second card – with 64MB DDR SDRAM working at 500MHz. The chip frequency is the same in both cases: 250MHz. The cards may come with an optional DVI-I and Video-In and are equipped with a TV-Out by default.

As you remember, NVIDIA promised that the cards on this chips were to come right in the end of April (see this news story). They seem to have kept their promise :)

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