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I am looking to get a solid, reliable graphics card that can run 2 screens. Not looking for anything too crazy and too expensive. Just something that can run 2 screens and acceptable for creating rendering.
Is there something out there for let's say $100 ?
Thanks for any input.
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Head over to Newegg.com. Pick up a gaming card -- you can probably find a decent graphics card for ~100.
Ratings tend to be pretty reliable on that site, i tend to prefer NVidia over ATI chips.
Also -- the graphics card is hardly used for the rendering process. Rendering is the processor's job. The most graphics-intense moments of revit are orbitting a 3d model with effects like ambient occlusion, transparencies, and shadows enabled.
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I am leaning toward NVIDIA any model you could recommend?
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i would stick with the Quadro series. based on your budget any of the entry level cards should be viable choices. i would double check the Autodesk site and see what they have listed.
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I agree with Coreed i really need a Quadro at least 2000 hehehe!
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another (probably dumb) question; let's say the card has 3 outputs DVI, VGA and/or HDMI. Does that automatically mean I can run 2 (or even 3) monitors on it ?
thanks again
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it doesn't automatically mean that, but most cards today allow at least 2 monitors. basically those are cable types used to connect the monitor to the computer. HDMI allows for a digital display as opposed to a analog display. i think most people are running in digital mode these days.
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thanks a lot
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