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Equipment & Techniques => Computers & Peripherals => Topic started by: mokenny on December 20, 2015, 05:32:18 pm
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I would appreciate help in choosing a graphic card for Adobe CC 2015. I have a windows computer, OS 10, 64 bit, 16 GB RAM. I currently have NVIDIA Quadro 600, but I am unable to use filters like oil painting etc. I do not do video editing, I only need it for photo editing.
My budget is about $250. Preferably NVIDIA card.
Thanks
Mo Kenny
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I would appreciate help in choosing a graphic card for Adobe CC 2015. I have a windows computer, OS 10, 64 bit, 16 GB RAM. I currently have NVIDIA Quadro 600, but I am unable to use filters like oil painting etc. I do not do video editing, I only need it for photo editing.
My budget is about $250. Preferably NVIDIA card.
Thanks
Mo Kenny
<= USD$250 in USA will buy you a new GTX 960
buying a used card can get you up 1 tier (GTX 970 for example, or even GTX 780), but then who knows what condition that will be
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These links might be helpful.
http://robertoblake.com/blog/2014/01/best-video-graphics-card-photoshop/ (http://http://robertoblake.com/blog/2014/01/best-video-graphics-card-photoshop/)
https://helpx.adobe.com/photoshop/kb/photoshop-cc-gpu-card-faq.html (https://helpx.adobe.com/photoshop/kb/photoshop-cc-gpu-card-faq.html)
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Thanks, I chose the GTX 960 and it is working great.
Do I need to re-calibrate the monitor ? I have a 27 inch CX Eizo with color navigator
Mo Kenny
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Do I need to re-calibrate the monitor ?
Hi Kenny,
Yes, most likely that is required. I once even noticed the difference after only updating the graphics drivers of one of my computers.
Cheers,
Bart
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For those that use both a gt card and a quadro card for PS, do you find that one or the other works better for hires stills?
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You might want to view the relative performance and price/performance of current video cards. Good info at PassMark website (www.passmark.com). Good hunting.
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<= USD$250 in USA will buy you a new GTX 960
I am upgrading for the new season also, and just bought the GTX 960 (http://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/1133970-REG/msi_gtx_960_gaming_4g_geforce_gtx_960_gaming.html) ... and replaced my generic motherboard with an MSI Z97 GAMING 5 ATX Gaming Motherboard (http://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/1056263-REG/msi_z97_gaming_5_8_phase.html) ... and put in 32GB of RAM.
Will receive this Friday ;D
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NVIDIA Quadro K620 is definitely worth a consideration.
It is not so charged as gaming cards but it works stable, reliable due to not only dedicated drivers but because developers really pay attention to workstation costumers.
I own the card for 1,5 year and very happy with the performance and stability. No any single issue in Adobe products so far.
I would appreciate help in choosing a graphic card for Adobe CC 2015. I have a windows computer, OS 10, 64 bit, 16 GB RAM. I currently have NVIDIA Quadro 600, but I am unable to use filters like oil painting etc. I do not do video editing, I only need it for photo editing.
My budget is about $250. Preferably NVIDIA card.
Thanks
Mo Kenny
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Do I need to re-calibrate the monitor ?
You most definitely need to recalibrate. Different graphics cards use different LUT (Look Up Tables) on which to base their colors -- especially true of brand to brand. Your color may be close, but if you want truly accurate, recalibrate.
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You most definitely need to recalibrate. Different graphics cards use different LUT (Look Up Tables) on which to base their colors -- especially true of brand to brand. Your color may be close, but if you want truly accurate, recalibrate.
if he has Eizo of that C* line and uses Eizo software then Eizo software shall write calibration into monitor hardware and build a display profile with linear curve in vcgt tag for gamma loader to put into the card (at least that is how NEC SpectraView does - Eizo must be the same)... so no need to recalibrate for a different graphics card as a reason... as a periodic recalibration - yes.