$18,000 Video Card

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  • iNvAzN
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    Re: $18,000 Video Card

    Originally posted by sarb
    damn it! i shoulda never gave away my 5200
    I've got one that I don't use that's like...2 years old. Hey, I'll sell it to ya....hmmm....let's say..19K?:evil:

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  • coolbho3000
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    IT'S A QUADRO. It's for buisness use.

    Anyway, you might get 500FPS in Battlefield 2, but who needs that many framerates?

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  • sarb
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    Re: $18,000 Video Card

    Originally posted by iNvAzN
    eh...someone already posted this article like a week ago...

    my friend's fx 5200 would pwn it
    :ar15:-----:dead:
    (fx 5200) --(quadro plex)
    damn it! i shoulda never gave away my 5200

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  • TehFunk
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    Originally posted by aao_pwner
    Also 32x AA is almost useless, most monitors don't even have pixels that small i see one stair step per pixel at SLI16xS
    Well, your monitor will have pixels that small when your playing on Panasonics 103'' plasma, like me!! jk, its like $10,000. im saving up. After i purchase this Quadro Flex Capacitor x3000 thingy.

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  • iNvAzN
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    Re: $18,000 Video Card

    eh...someone already posted this article like a week ago...

    my friend's fx 5200 would pwn it
    :ar15:-----:dead:
    (fx 5200) --(quadro plex)

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  • Komet.nl
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    Imagine.. What someone can do with this thing amazing.. It scares me how games would look with this thing.. :)

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  • tom91
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    Originally posted by Dandred
    From the linked article..........

    "The only problem with owning one of these cards is you'd need about 20 of the latest CPUs in order to feed it data quick enough that the CPU wouldn't become a massive bottleneck."
    Yup some1 had to go spoil it Jk

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  • Dandred
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    From the linked article..........

    "The only problem with owning one of these cards is you'd need about 20 of the latest CPUs in order to feed it data quick enough that the CPU wouldn't become a massive bottleneck."

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  • aao_pwner
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    Re: $18,000 Video Card

    Originally posted by KoMeT*[NL]
    That's just insane.. Wonder how BF2 would look with like 32X Anti-alisaing Anastrophic Filtering etc. and On High and on 2500X1600 Resolution :)

    Wonder..

    hey man that wouldn't be too powerful with games, it's a rendering card just like the other Quadro cards out there that are 4K+, Also 32x AA is almost useless, most monitors don't even have pixels that small i see one stair step per pixel at SLI16xS

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  • Venomous
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    mmm all you need is a 100 inch monitor and your set

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  • Dan
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    Hahahah. I bet it would still CTD...

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  • Komet.nl
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    That's just insane.. Wonder how BF2 would look with like 32X Anti-alisaing Anastrophic Filtering etc. and On High and on 2500X1600 Resolution :)

    Wonder..

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  • Jaxx
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    WOW either a



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    Linux® - Full OpenGL® implementation, complete with NVIDIA and ARB extensions (64-bit and 32-bit)
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    SDI Modes (Model III only)

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    8-bit
    RGB 4:4:4
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    8-, 10-, 12-bit
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    Think I'll pick the new car! No matter how Uber cool that thing is! Now if I was Bill Gates you bet I would have one!

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  • Rambo
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    Great!, ill have two:laugh:

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  • hobiecatter
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    wow! wha'ts next?

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