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Re: recent geforce cards

by "Janes" <djanes@[EMAIL PROTECTED] > Mar 22, 2008 at 07:19 PM

"g. bon" <g.bon[no_spam]@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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> Hi,
>
> Does someone have ever tried Specviewperf benchmarks (proe) with recent 
> geforce cards ?
> (8800 gts, 8600...)
> What were the results ?
> Is it ok for Proe ?
>
> Thanks,
> GB
I know nothing about the 88 or 8600 cards. I have an nVidia GeForce 6800
GS 
card that works pretty well for Pro/e. It's kind of jumpy on shaded models

but the other view modes work very smoothly. With 500M of memory, it
doesn't 
slow down with multiple models open. I hear it could be "soft quadroed" to
a 
Quadro FX 4600, but I haven't tried that. As with most GeForce cards, your

86 & 8800 cards will probably suffer from partially activated OpenGL 
features which the Quadro FX GPUs have fully enabled. At the same time, I 
know of no head to head tests of the GeForce cards and their comparable 
Quado FX. Their is a very strong feeling in Pro/e circles that, for 
professional results, you need the Quadro cards just as you need a 
workstation, not just any old Windows PC (gaming "screamer" or not).

David Janes
 




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recent geforce cards
"g. bon" <g.  2008-03-10 18:22:53 
Re: recent geforce cards
"Janes" <dja  2008-03-22 19:19:37 

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