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reidbaker
11 years agoHonored Guest
Geforce or Quadro graphics?
I'm running a Quadro card at work with UE4 and wondering if the card is not the best choice for using with the Oculus Rift DK2 - it's a Quadro K4000.
Is there any line of thought on this? What if I switched to a GTX 770?
Is there any line of thought on this? What if I switched to a GTX 770?
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- cyberealityGrand ChampionFrom what I've heard, Geforce cards are better for gaming purposes.
- CgpnzHonored GuestIs Quadro just another means for NVidia to milk the 'professional'?
Usual play: a 20% performance increase for a 60% whack. - cyberealityGrand ChampionQuadros do have some benefits for professional work, but I've heard the drivers aren't optimized for gaming so you may even get worse performance playing games. However, you will pay a LOT more.
For example, the Quadro K6000 ($5,000) is not even as good as a GTX 970 ($300).
http://www.videocardbenchmark.net/high_end_gpus.html - owenwpExpert ProtegeBuying a Quadro for gaming is like buying a pickup truck for racing. The pickup probably has more horsepower but that doesn't make it faster. It is designed to do lots of number crunching and to draw high density CAD models, heavy lifting not speed, and definitely not optimal latency.
- DSenterHonored GuestReidbaker, were you able to get your DK2 to work with the K4000 card? I am running a K5000 and haven't been able to get it to run with DK2 without crashing.
- TestdroidHonored Guest
Dear forum , a system I have available for the Oculus is an Xeon Z800 work station with 2 quadro 6000 cards
My question is , will this be enough ore should I buy a GTX 1080?
- DuncanProtegeBuying a Quadro for gaming is like buying a pickup truck for racing.I cannot speak for the drivers, but the Quadro hardware is actually faster than a matching GeForce. There are a number of memory bandwidth and DMA features that make the Quadros better.
The pickup probably has more horsepower but that doesn't make it faster.
It is designed to do lots of number crunching and to draw high density
CAD models, heavy lifting not speed, and definitely not optimal
latency.
Dear forum , a system I have available for the Oculus is an Xeon Z800 work station with 2 quadro 6000 cards. My question is , will this be enough ore should I buy a GTX 1080?In this case I would look into a GTX 1080. Quadro 6000s are nice but they are 2+ generations behind a GeForce 1080.
- TestdroidHonored GuestDuncan thank for your info
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