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Graphic Card???
I.m changing my computer, and needs a little advice on what kind of graphic card to pick.
I’m running programs like vegas,after effects,photoshop and daz studio.
So can anybody guide me a little???
Allan Boes!!!
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Honestly, im unsure as to which graphics card to recommend to you.
…….For a number of reasons. But you can take a look at AMD FirePro Graphics Card.Steve Rhoden
(Cow Leader)
Film Editor & Compositor.
Filmex Creative Media.
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Allan –
I am getting a computer built by ADK Media. They specialize in video editing systems. I told them my main use was Sony Vegas, Sound Forge, and ACID. They are installing a GeForce – GTX 560 Graphics Card; 850 MHz core; 1 GB GDDR5 SDRAM. I have to just trust them since I’m by far not an expect in this area but I can at least pass along some of their expertise.
Grasshopper
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Deja Vu – didn’t you post this a year ago?
I avoid AMD graphics because I have had problems with their drivers in the past. Retired another one just last week.
Also, some plug-ins only use cuda cores (which is unique to nVidia) for GPU assistance.
nVidia just introduced the GTX 680. It has a total of 1536 CUDA cores, runs at 703 MHz core and 1406 MHz clock and a 256 bit memory bus pumping out 196 GB/sec.
I am hoping someone here will try one soon.
Steve Mann
MannMade Digital Video
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Hi
So long as you are not using intensive plug ins you can use the internal graphics on the latest intel chips and save money.
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Some of these GPU plugins are a real headache to deal with.
Some of these third party companies are not listening Gregg.Steve Rhoden
(Cow Leader)
Film Editor & Compositor.
Filmex Creative Media.
1-876-832-4956
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