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GeForce4 Ti4200 Based Videocards in the End of April. [03/19/2002 06:43 PM]
by Ilya Gavrichenkov

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Finally, the missing sixth bullet from GeForce4 charger has been found. NVIDIA Company has officially reported, that videocards, based on the Ti4200 chip, should appear in shops in the end of April. As far as I understand, by that time NVIDIA hopes to sell out all GeForce3 Ti500 chips, and thus, GeForce4 Ti4200 will meet no obstacles on its way.

By the way, information about GeForce4 Ti4200 was published in the press-release, dedicated to the official announcement that all mainboards, based on the rest 5 chips of GeForce4 line (Ti4600, Ti4400, MX 460, MX 440 and MX 420), are already available in retail shops worldwide. Our congratulations to NVIDIA!

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