On Jun 17, 5:27*am, "Talal Itani" <tit...@verizon.net> wrote:
> What do I get with a CAD card like Quadro, versus a gaming card?
>
Hello,
A CAD card like Quadro turns your pc into a graphics workstation
(working also with an appropriate processor and ram). Quadro is an
AutoCad certified soultion and delivers graphics for high-end
applications like 3D modeling and making feature films. Quadro cards
operate with significantly better performance than consumer cards (at
all levels). It is a solution for the graphics professional and that
is why it is priced higher than consumer cards.
Ed H.
South Carolina, USA
> > Hello,
>
> > Will I notice any difference between a video card with a8400GSand a
> > higher-end video card? I do not do any gaming, yet I do 3D cad, 2D
> > imaging.
>
> > Thanks.
>
> You should notice a significant difference upgrading an8400gsto an
> 8600gt or an 8800gt, although those are gaming cards. *Nvidia's
> professional cards for CAD are called the Quadro line and the
> competitive AMD product is the ATI Fire. *The8400gsis a low-end low
> performance card and will bring down your overall performance score if
> you are running Windows Vista. *It is a low cost DirectX 10 capable
> card but the Quadro and Fire cards are more suited to your
> application. *I used to use an XFX8400gson the system I am typing
> this response on, but eventually upgraded to dual XFX 8600gt's running
> in SLI - a significant increase in performance.
>
> Ed H.
> South Carolina, USA
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