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    Default IT said "What do you want?"

    What is the best possible video card I can get to use with AutoCAD 2005? I have been given free reign and I can choose what I want. Well, I only want the best. Don't know if you need to know any computer stats but here you go.

    Windows XP SP2
    AMD Athlon XP 2100+
    1.27 GHz
    1GB RAM

    THANKS.

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    Default Re: IT said "What do you want?"

    get any of the PNY nVidia chip-set based Quadro
    cards, and smile all day long, they all support
    dual monitors, and have custom drivers for AutoCAD
    and Viz and Max

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    Default Re: IT said "What do you want?"

    I'm smiling already.

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    Default Re: IT said "What do you want?"

    Anyone using this card? What do you think of it?

    I'm looking at the wildcat vp880 pro by 3D labs

    and Nvidia's
    Quadro4 980 xgl
    Quadro FX 700
    FX 1100
    I would only be using these cards for Mid-range cad work using AutoCAD 2005. We will be slowly transitioning from 2D to 3D drawings over the next few years.

    Right now I leaning toward the 3D labs wildcat but don't know much about the performance. I've used Nvidia's line of gaming graphics cards (not for CAD of course) and have been impressed, but don't know much about their workstation designed cards.

    Right now I use the ATI FGL 8800 128MB and I am very unimpressed with its capabilities. So ATI is out of the question.

    Any opinions are appreciated.

    Thanks
    Last edited by Spectrefish; 2004-09-01 at 06:31 PM.

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