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‎2004-05-20 09:55 PM
‎2004-05-20
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‎2004-05-20 10:00 PM
‎2004-05-20
10:00 PM
Check out the Video Card Database.
There are quiet a few good reports in there now.
HTH.
Cheers
Ben
There are quiet a few good reports in there now.
HTH.
Cheers
Ben
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‎2004-08-21 04:18 PM
‎2004-08-21
04:18 PM
I´m looking for a new graphic card for PC platform, W XP Prof. I read the database of reports and some posts here and I decided for 9800XT (Sapphire or Triplex) I won´t have problems... Do you think, that it´s a good choise for ArchiCad? The price - after the arrival of XT800 and 6800 - is very good. Which drivers do you recommend - the latest, Omega/Catalyst/DNA?
THX
ICE
THX
ICE
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‎2004-08-30 03:35 AM
‎2004-08-30
03:35 AM
AC8.1 will run good on both high end ATI and Nvidia cards.
I'm running AC8.1 on a rig with a ATI FireGLZ1 and the other with a Nvidia FX5700. Both run smooth in 2D and 3D.
I belive that as long as you have a mid range video card and lots of system memory (1-2GB min) AC8.1 will run just fine.
But I 'hm also a proponent of dual cpu machines. That makes a world of difference in todays multi-tasking workstation.
and with all the newest generation video cards out now.......
You can pick up the FX5900s or 9800s pretty cheap now. I'm one who doesn't think I have to have the latest-greatest-most expensive computer parts to do my job. Last generation parts are A-Ok by me.
I'm running AC8.1 on a rig with a ATI FireGLZ1 and the other with a Nvidia FX5700. Both run smooth in 2D and 3D.
I belive that as long as you have a mid range video card and lots of system memory (1-2GB min) AC8.1 will run just fine.
But I 'hm also a proponent of dual cpu machines. That makes a world of difference in todays multi-tasking workstation.
and with all the newest generation video cards out now.......
You can pick up the FX5900s or 9800s pretty cheap now. I'm one who doesn't think I have to have the latest-greatest-most expensive computer parts to do my job. Last generation parts are A-Ok by me.
