Graphic drawing card and game card difference (1)

When it comes to video cards, many people are the first to respond to games. For most people, the game graphics card has become an important part of the computer. If a computer cannot play games, it is often attributed to the category of low-end or commercial machines. The game performance, especially for the running performance of new games, is a key indicator to measure the performance of a piece of video card. However, today we are going to talk about another area: graphics cards used in graphic production, which we call professional cards or drawing cards.

This type of problem is common in hardware forums.

It's okay to go to the hardware forum and often see Recommendations on the installation configuration. Many people also explain their computer usage when asking for the configuration, such as professional drawing. In most cases, we recommend entertainment graphics cards with superior performance, such as the Popular GeForce gtx133 or RADEON 5870. Yes, these graphics cards have excellent performance in the game and can adapt to a variety of different requirements of 3D games. But for graphics, entertainment graphics is not a good choice.

In this test, we selected the lowest-end Quadro FX380, GeForce GTX260 +, and Radeon HD4870 to compare the running efficiency of professional software, the results show that even if the game card has higher specifications and more powerful performance, it is also lost to low-end professional cards when running professional software. It turns out that professional cards are by no means fake names, and their unique uses make them shine in the application field.

A large number of applications of "Avatar" to 3D graphic design