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What graphics card?


Christian Foellmann

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Hi folks,

I am in the planning phase for my start-up business and I need a concept for the workstations for my design people.
Requirements are:
- dual monitor support (2x DisplayPort/at least 2x DVI)
- passive cooling (not a deal-breaker if not)
Usage:
- webgraphics
- photo editing
- print design

So no 20 layers + 50000x10000px or anything like that.

My question:
What features of the graphics card are crucial for good Photoshop performance?
Would be the graphics card described below a bottleneck in the Photoshop performance? Why? Because of not enough memory or lack of GDDR3-Ram?

I fell in love with the
ATI Fire MV2260
GPU: ATI FireMV 2260 at 600MHz
Ram: 256 MB DDR2 at 1000MHz 64-Bit interface
Additional features: passive cooling, 2x DisplayPort, LowProfile, low energy consumption

All the additional features are perfect for my overall concept of a 2U-19"-Rack-based workstation.

Please give me your input.
Thx Chris
 
Hi Christian.

Sorry but hardware and your specific requirement isn't something I can help you with.
Welcome to the forum and hopefully one of our members will be able to help you out.

Steve
 
Are you doing any video editing or 3D work? If not you can go with a desktop card instead of a workstation card.
 
No video editing, no 3D-graphics in Photoshop but passive cooling, 2x DisplayPort, LowProfile, low energy consumption are the features I seek in a card.

Are there any negative affect because of the small DDR2 graphics memory?
 

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