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*Kolstad, Ulf
Is this graphic card good?
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11-26-2002 11:11 PM
FSC CELSIUS Quadro4 750 XGL 128 MB, DH
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*Keller, Kent
Re: Is this graphic card good?
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11-27-2002 12:51 AM in reply to:
*Kolstad, Ulf
A lot of people use Quadro4 750 cards, and report they work well. For my money if you
can wait I would hold off until the new Nvidia chip is released and see how it compares.
Early reports have looked promising.
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"Ulf Kolstad" wrote in message
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> Ulf
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can wait I would hold off until the new Nvidia chip is released and see how it compares.
Early reports have looked promising.
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Kent
Member of the Autodesk Discussion Forum Moderator Program
"Ulf Kolstad"
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*Fulks, Ashley
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11-28-2002 02:05 AM in reply to:
*Kolstad, Ulf
Yes, that card is pretty close to the best you can get today. The only
faster model is the Quadro 900 XGL, and of course the 8x AGP (AGP 3.0)
Quadro cards. I checked into the specs of AGP 3.0 and it seems that the
standard is being developed with CAD/CAM designers in mind, instead of
gamers.
Interesting read on the new AGP 3.0 Spec:
http://www.intel.com/technology/agp/agp_3_spec.htm
Unfortunately you need a new motherboard that supports AGP 3.0 to run a 8x
AGP vid card. An excellent one is the Asus A7N8x for the AMD (with nForce
Twin Banks, 400 Mhz FSB) and the Asus P4G8x for the Intel (Hyperthreaded,
533 Mhz FSB)
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Ashley Fulks
Production Manager @ www.nisku.ca
Specialized Supercomputers for Inventor
http://www.niskucomputersolutions.com/autocomp.htm
"Ulf Kolstad" wrote in message
news:f127e35.-1@WebX.maYIadrTaRb...
> FSC CELSIUS Quadro4 750 XGL 128 MB, DH
>
> Ulf
>
>
faster model is the Quadro 900 XGL, and of course the 8x AGP (AGP 3.0)
Quadro cards. I checked into the specs of AGP 3.0 and it seems that the
standard is being developed with CAD/CAM designers in mind, instead of
gamers.
Interesting read on the new AGP 3.0 Spec:
http://www.intel.com/technology/agp/agp_3_spec.htm
Unfortunately you need a new motherboard that supports AGP 3.0 to run a 8x
AGP vid card. An excellent one is the Asus A7N8x for the AMD (with nForce
Twin Banks, 400 Mhz FSB) and the Asus P4G8x for the Intel (Hyperthreaded,
533 Mhz FSB)
-------------------
Ashley Fulks
Production Manager @ www.nisku.ca
Specialized Supercomputers for Inventor
http://www.niskucomputersolutions.com/autocomp.htm
"Ulf Kolstad"
news:f127e35.-1@WebX.maYIadrTaRb...
> FSC CELSIUS Quadro4 750 XGL 128 MB, DH
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> Ulf
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