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Can someone explain to me the main advantages a Quadro card has over a Geforce?
Angel Jenkins
Can someone explain to me the main advantages of single rank vs dual rank RAM and how do you indentify each?
Ayden Russell
if you need explaining that, you dont need a quadro (not named quadro anymore)
Jackson Moore
Nah, it could well be worth considering. I use 3D software.
Jaxson Wright
moar ram, lower tdp
Camden James
Can someone explain to me why the PAID novidya marketing is shamelessly samefagging his own desperate thread?
It grows in every field. Seriously isn't paid marketing against the rules? >main advantages of a quadro lol like any fucking person is ever going to come on Any Forums and unironically ask that question.
Daniel Miller
>more ram Not true. The 3090 has more ram than most Quadros. >lower tdp Why does this matter for a workstation card? Tdp is something I could see being a big deal for a server, not a GPU tailored for productivity.
Zachary Richardson
You made an early thread specifically to shill AMD shit the way you like it. Stick to your own thread, dumb drone.
Much of it comes back to better software. Nvidia has always had the better drivers, and now they've taken it to the next level with DLSS, which is far better than FSR.
Christopher Flores
>Not true. The 3090 has more ram than most Quadros. The A6000 has double the ram >Why does this matter for a workstation card? Higher efficieny, blower designs, it's a lot more likely to use multiple of them for rendering etc
Parker Wilson
>The A6000 has double the ram I'm not talking about that specific model though. I'm choosing between a 3090, a Quadro A4000 and a Quadro A4500, primarily for 3D software and game engine use. The 3090 is roughly the same price as the A4000 and has the most vram of the three at 24gb.
As for tdp, couldn't I just undervolt it?
Asher Richardson
Quiet and cool
Cooper Brown
Why does this pc not have an psu?
Eli White
Spotted the towerlet. It's a full tower case. The PSU has it's own enclosure.
David Hughes
every time I think about building a new pc I always get hung up on choosing a case and then give up. maybe you guys can help[ me out. I have a gtx1080 i'm gonna reuse and i have 4 3.5 HDDs, I might get another 6TB one in the future. I'm planning on getting a 5600x with and an arctic AIO to cool it. aside from a case that needs to be able to fit all this My gpu gets REALLY hot and I want something that is going to cool it. I have to leave the door off my current case or it turns into a furnace in there. Ideally I want something that doesn't have any rgb shit or flare, is sturdy and I hate tempered glass but I guess that's just the way the industry has gone. I miss metal or plastic doors that have a gpu door fan built in.
if there's any resources you can point me towards that would be great. i've been looking at the gamer's nexus reviews but I don't think those do the best job of going over each case.
Josiah King
you're way better off with the 3090 unless you need to virtualize multiple smaller gpus
Nathan Cook
It does dimwit
David Thomas
Oh right lol, was fooled by the way the image is cropped
I am currently running an i5-8600K, 16gb DDR4 and an RTX 2070 Super(which I got in Feb2020, right before the prices skyrocketed). It's serving me well, but part of the reason for wanting to upgrade (besides better performance) is to put the 2070 Super into my homeserver, and use GPU passthrough for a gaming VM. Sure I could just buy a new GPU too, but considering my CPU is like 5 years old and I want multi-threading and DDR5 is out, I think it might be an alright time to upgrade the rig.
Primary use cases will be 3D/Graphic design: Photoshop, Blender, Substance, UE5, ZBrush, Houdini/Mantra, Octane. Also do a lot of emulation: RPCS3, Cemu, Dolphin, Retroarch, etc. Next down is regular gaming, video editing/encoding, music & sound editing.
I currently have a 3090Ti in my pcpartpicker build, but this website is missing a lot of the A-series Quadros, which I'm definitely looking at.
Any input? One thing I still don't really get is PSU prices. I just picked the cheapest Titanium CPU with enough wattage to support my build. Is it worth paying a premium for Seasonic or something? I was thinking of going Titanium this time around because electricity costs are skyrocketing, and they're going to keep skyrocketing for a while because my country is stupid.
Jordan Morris
Haven’t started research yet. Assume I’m retarded because I might as well be when it comes to building a PC.
I want to play vidya and do basic coding / signal simulation. Is a mid-range gaming setup the way to go here?
Any pitfalls to avoid when building your first PC? General tips would also be helpful.
