--- On Mon, 3/11/13, Lee Menningen <[email protected]> wrote:
> From: Lee Menningen <[email protected]>
> Subject: RE: [AP] New computer
> To: [email protected]
> Date: Monday, March 11, 2013, 6:11 PM
> Uwe
>
> I never found a complete answer when I went on a similar
> quest a year ago.
> Some people at Adobe pointed out that their favorite cards
> are Quadro's, but
> could not give a technical justification for them. Several
> pointed out, as
> does Neil, that the GeForce line has more features to assist
> gamers than
> does Quadro, but no one explained exactly what software
> features of graphics
> cards are most necessary for video encoding and rendering
> functions.
There's been a Quadro version of most of the various GeForce chips. Some
GeForce boards can be modified to put the GPU into Quadro mode. That works best
for the GPUs where the GeForce and Quadro are identical dies.
A gaming GPU doesn't have to render things 100% perfectly all the time, so it
can crank up the speed and if something gets lost in a frame, no big deal
because it's a game and nobody is going to notice.
The Quadro versions make sure they render everything, even if they have to slow
down some to do it.
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