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Originally Posted by ricercar
I worked NVIDIA during this naming fiasco. It's confusing because European distributors demanded different names than US for overseas (e.g. Ti4800), and then the same European distributors started selling Ti4800 in North America along with the normal USA Ti4600/4400/4200 names ... from the same OEMs!.
The following clocks are general, as recommended by NVIDIA, but sometimes changed by the OEMs
NV25 = All GeForce4 Ti AGP4×
300 MHz Core / 600‡ MHz DDR = Ti4600
275 MHz Core / 550 MHz DDR = Ti4400
250 MHz Core / 500 MHz DDR = Ti4200
NV28 = All GeForce4 Ti AGP8×
300 MHz Core / 600‡ MHz DDR = Ti4600 AGP8×
275 MHz Core / 550 MHz DDR = Ti4400 AGP8× = Ti4800SE
250 MHz Core / 500 MHz DDR = Ti4200 AGP8× = Ti4800
‡ cannot find my spec to confirm 600.
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All Ti Geforce4's I've seen are clocked as follows (AGP4x/AGP8x):
300 MHz Core / 650-660 MHz DDR = Ti4600/Ti4800
275 MHz Core / 550 MHz DDR = Ti4400/Ti4800se
250 MHz Core / 444 MHz DDR = Ti4200/Ti4200 x8
Problem is some OEM's released different speeds but same name:
275 MHz Core / 550 MHz DDR = Ti4800/Ti4200 x8
250 MHz Core / 500 MHz DDR = Ti4200 x8