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On Mon, 2008-07-14 at 11:43 -0400, Jerry Feldman wrote: > I'm currently specing out a new desktop system for home. I'm not > planning on a gaming or a cad system, but I do want a decent 3d > graphics card. At this point, I'm looking only at NVidia, but I'm not > excluding ATI or Intel. > > Some of the Quadros have 128-bit floating point, but I may not need > that precision. What I do want is the ability to support some of the > newer widescreen or HD monitors. While I have not done any real gaming > in the past, I am bored with lack of 3d support on my current system, > and I will be upgrading to a 64-bit dual or quad core system. > > The bottom line is that the GEForce is the consumer series where Quadro > is the workstation or professional series. The GEForce I am looking at > is the 8400GS 256MB. I think this card should meet my needs and the > Quadro is probably an overkill.
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