Mega Profix Reviews

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https://www.behance.net/gallery/28770117/Mega-Profix-Review The Graphics Card (or GPU, Graphics Processing Unit) - If you don't play games, edit video, do 3D graphical modelling, CAD or design work you can skip this section as any modern graphics card should do. That includes photographers as photographic work is still chiefly constrained by the CPU and not the graphics card. The motivation for investing a lot of technology in graphics cards has been the demands of 3D graphics processing, in real-time. This is so demanding there is now arguable more processing power in the GPU of high end cards than in the main processor of the PC.There are essentially two contenders in the field ATI and nVidia.

Mega Profix Review Both are excellent and offer very similar performance in terms of price-value. They keep swapping the crown between each other as to who is the ultimate fastest at any one time. Generally unless you need the best of the best the second or third card down from the top of the range should do all you need and will be considerably cheaper. Graphics cards have their own dedicated processor at their heart known as the GPU. The speed of this GPU is measured just like you main processor i.e. in terms of cores (streams) and MHz. More cores and higher MHz generally make it faster. There are architectural differences between the design of the ATI and nVidia GPU's so you cannot reliably compare them core for core, MHz to MHz. You need to look within the same vendor to do that kind of comparison.

Almost all cards now support dual DVI (digital) monitor outputs so you can have two monitors attached simultaneously. The other important thing that varies is the screen resolution they support you should expect a minimum of 1600x1200, the higher you go the more memory you will need on the card (as its acts as a frame buffer) and the more powerful the card will need to be to quickly render the larger screen size. Multiple graphics cards can now be installed using ATI Crossfire or nVidia SLI inter-GPU communications standards and interfaces. It's also possible to have two GPU's on a single card in which case SLI or Crossfire will be running to link the two GPU's on the one card. Beware of this method of increasing your graphics performance as some applications and games are not designed to use it effectively and it doesn't scale up linearly each card (or GPU) is likely to give you an additional 40-60% performance gain over the single card (or GPU).

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