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Jun 21, 2006
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Hi everyone!!!

Do you think that a Nvidia Quadro FX3500 (256MB) is a good graphics card for Photoshop?

Thanks in advance!!
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Ivano
Jun 21, 2006
I really think is a good card for 3D… Must be good for PS as well…. Ivano

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Hi everyone!!!

Do you think that a Nvidia Quadro FX3500 (256MB) is a good graphics card for Photoshop?

Thanks in advance!!

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noone
Jun 21, 2006
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Hi everyone!!!

Do you think that a Nvidia Quadro FX3500 (256MB) is a good graphics card for Photoshop?

Thanks in advance!!

I’ve just added the Quadro FX4500-512MB to my workstation and it works fine with PS, but is vast overkill for just that program. As I’ve added video production to my workflow, it excels there. However, PS doesn’t use most of its power. If one is purchasing a vid card just for PS, any mid-range, dual- head card with >/= 128MB will work fine. Just make sure that your particular card has a wealth of driver development for your OS. Again, if just for PS, buy less and spend the saved $’s on RAM and additonal physical HDDs.

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Roy G
Jun 21, 2006
"KAStigator" wrote in message
Hi everyone!!!

Do you think that a Nvidia Quadro FX3500 (256MB) is a good graphics card for Photoshop?

Thanks in advance!!
Hi..

Photoshop does not need fancy graphic cards. They don’t help or hinder Ps, and it will run just fine on even a basic 32 meg card.

I know, that is what I have been using for years.

Roy G
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KAStigator
Jun 21, 2006
Well it’s going to be used with Premiere as well in video production so I guess i’t just fine.

Thanks y’all

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noone
Jun 22, 2006
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Well it’s going to be used with Premiere as well in video production so I guess i’t just fine.

Thanks y’all

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KAStigator
Jun 22, 2006
Yes, in my experience, a decent graphics card with a normal amount ot VRAM (32-64) worked nice for me. The real Photoshop problems were RAM and a big and fast hard disk. When working with images larger than 100MB, those two premises, provided the processor is not too old, are a necessity (at least in my case).

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