You can spend considerably less on a Quadro 600 (they’re available for less than $200) if you need even better rendering rates you can get them with the Editors' Choice Quadro 4000, which bestows all the same benefits as this card, but with moderately more robust hardware and a substantially higher price ($1,199 list).
#QUADRO 2000 PROFESSIONAL#
With an attractive price and solid, if seldom spectacular, performance across a range of professional applications, the Nvidia Quadro 2000 is a more-than-serviceable midrange workstation video card. (In no test was the Quadro 2000 even moderately passable with 64x multisampling.) LightWave, SolidWorks, and Maya remained strong performers at 2,560 by 1,600 with no multisampling, though the last dropped off quickly as additional samples were added. With full-scene anti-aliasing enabled, all the scores dropped noticeably, though LightWave and SolidWorks showed the most resiliency through levels up to 32x. When running the SPECviewperf 11 benchmark suite, the Quadro 2000 produced the strongest single-sampling results in LightWave 3D (51.05 fps), SolidWorks (39.6 fps), and Maya (36.99 fps), all at 1,920 by 1,080 resolution. It returned an average of 44.56 frames per second (fps) rendering an OpenGL scene in CineBench R11.5 and managed 155.38, 138.7, and 160 megapixels per second in the SiSoftware Sandra utility’s GPGPU benchmark using OpenCL, Compute Shaders, and CUDA respectively. The Quadro 2000 delivered fine results in our generalized performance tests. This card is equipped with two DVI-I ports, which Nvidia claims aids its use in grayscale diagnostic applications due to support for 10- and 12-bit pixel packing and DICOM calibration, but its hardware and that of the 2000 are otherwise identical.) (Note: If you find the Quadro 2000 off-putting because using two monitors with it requires at least one to connect via DisplayPort, Nvidia provides another solution by way of the Quadro 2000D. The Quadro 2000’s TDP is rated at a lean 62 watts. Like other cards in the Quadro line, this one sports a single dual-link DVI-I port and two DisplayPort jacks so you can connect up to two 2,560-by-1,600 displays at once. Because the card measures only seven inches in length, it should fit easily into practically any case.
#QUADRO 2000 FREE#
Installing the Quadro 2000 requires only a single free PCI Express (PCIe) slot-the card uses a thin fan–heat sink unit-and supports the faster PCIe 2.0 standard.
#QUADRO 2000 PRO#
Plus, Adobe’s support for Fermi in its Mercury Playback Engine means you’ll see additional speed gains in the company’s Premiere Pro CS5 and CS5.5 video editing software. Another function on the Quadro 2000 is Mosaic, which lets you spread a single application across as many as eight displays.
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