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    Posted: 19.Mar.2009 at 23:02
....and I know you're looking at CS3, but Nvidia cards can also accelerate CS4 (CUDA).
 
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I've found the Quadro cards I've had generally work well - they also have specific drivers for different CAD/3D software, although I've never tried them myself.
 
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Originally posted by ww-promo ww-promo wrote:

I was looking at NVIDIA Quadro cards but now thinking ATI FIRE GL cards.
 
The V5600 is looking likely or even the V7600, but might be too pricey however!
 
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I was looking at NVIDIA Quadro cards but now thinking ATI FIRE GL cards.
 
The V5600 is looking likely or even the V7600, but might be too pricey however!
 
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have you allready searched for the Elsa graphics card or ATI, elsa is one of the best for 3d animations and ATI has a very good price quality relation.

I can try to see one for you but first i think you should investigate a little more on ELSA graphics or even ATI,

 

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Hi,
 
I've started looking into buying a graphics card to run:
 
Auto CAD 2005
3D Studio Max 9
Creative Suite 3
 
I mainly draw in 3D using Auto CAD & import into Max to produce my renderings.
 
My Motherboard is ABIT SG-95 which i believe has PCI EXPRESS.
2 Gig RAM
Intel Celeron D 3.20GHz
XP SP2 2002
 
My budget is round Ł300-400 Sterling, there are so many to choose from but do not know where to start!
 
What I am unsure about is the difference between gaming graphics cards and CAD cards.
 
 
Would a high end Gaming card do a better job than a CAD card for the same money?
 
Ie-
 
NVIDIA GeForce GTX 280 / 280 against
 
NVIDIA Quadro FX1700
 
 
Any help on this would be appriciated!
 
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