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    Nvidia Quadro FX 5800 Claims Most Powerful Graphics Card Ever, Probably Handles Crysis OK

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    Image of BeautifulAgony BeautifulAgony
    11/10/08

    In reply to Nvidia Quadro FX 5800 Claims Most Powerful Graphics Card Ever, Probably Handles Crysis OK
    The Quadro cards are explicitly NOT for gaming. They are for high-end realtime rendering of 3D development assetts, medical research displays and things of that nature.


    They (and their drivers) are highly optimized for different tasks and not optimized for the types of shaders and effects used in games.


    Comparing consumer-level 3D gaming cards to the Quadro product line would be like comparing a high-end sports car, like a Ferrari, to a high speed mag-lev bullet train. Both are powerful types of vehicles, but have vastly different purposes; the former being single user high-speed excitement, and the latter being multi-user, high-speed transport for massive projects.

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    Image of the_Sleepwalker the_Sleepwalker
    11/10/08

    In reply to Nvidia Quadro FX 5800 Claims Most Powerful Graphics Card Ever, Probably Handles Crysis OK
    There is another version that they built specifically for Adobe products that is a slightly less ridiculous but equally as impractical $2000.


    [arstechnica.com]

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