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Aspiring Visualizer! wrote:
> I am wondering what the best video card for ADT would be?
>
> I have a 128MB NVIDIA GeForce Fx Go 5700 Video card but ADT 2005 is still pretty slow when exiting the orbit command and zooming etc.
>
> Any suggestions?
> Thanks!
Did you see my other post about the cards that were tested by the ADT
team? Perhaps you could pick one of those.
--
David Kurtz
Peckham & Wright Architects, Inc.
Columbia, Missouri
Here are the workstation cards offered from Nvidia for laptops. Your card is
basically the top of the line gaming card and these two are the workstation
cards. Not sure what the performance difference is to your card. Other then
that you might have to go desktop if you want more performance. check out
www.nvidia.com for more info.
Quadro FX Go1000 Memory Size
Memory Interface
PowerMizer Version
Graphics Memory Bandwidth
Graphics Bus
128MB
128-bit
4.0
9.4GB/sec.
AGP 8X
Quadro FX Go700 Memory Size
Memory Interface
PowerMizer Version
Graphics Memory Bandwidth
Graphics Bus
128MB
128-bit
3.0
9.6GB/sec.
AGP 8X
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