What can this card do for non gamer who works in graphic industry?
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Nothing really. It's rated at like 5.6 teraflops which is great for things like mining Bitcoin and to has a lot of direct compute power. If you are in the graphics industry you really should be looking at a Quadro or a FireMV card. I Titan is also a good choice because if it dual point floating precision. Also on a side not this card is so loud you would need to shout over it.
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It certainly can. Intel UMA is really just a fancy term for saying that your graphics system uses the system RAM rather than having its own dedicated memory for graphic rendering. That said, a stand-alone graphics card with its own dedicated (faster) onboard memory will give you better results. It depends on the level of detail and performance you are hoping to achieve but purchasing a reasonably low cost graphics card +/- $100 could drastically improve your gaming experience with this and all games like it.
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this is probably the lowest end card i would get for digital artwork. It really depends on how elaborate the work you are going to be doing.
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This card is not heavy duty gamer card. The power consumption need medium level only. If you have 400Watt power supply in your PC is adequate. Thanks Copystars Support
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I game a lot with this card. It's not high end, but it's pretty beefy. You should be fine.
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Disclaimer: I am not a hardcore gamer. This card can handle its own on most games with medium settings. As a daily performer the card is solid. I have had no problems with a dual monitor setup. My favorite thing about the card, which I guess speaks more to Nvidia as a whole than it does the card, is the rate at which new drivers are released for the card. Kudos to them for that. If you keep in mind that you get what you pay for and don't expect to do any hardcore gaming on it than I think this card is a good buy. Runs quiet and cool.
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Danielle, If it is of any help, I use this card for Adobe Photo shop & elements 10 for this it works fantastic. It is a very good performer and it handles anything in games I can throw at it.
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Yes, it will improve your graphics. It may well improve your overall computer speed as well, since the computer's processor will not be tied up handling all the graphics processing as well. You're not going to see the BEST improvements, as it is only a 1 GB card (so don't buy it if you plan on high-performance gaming), but it works well otherwise.
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Yes, but not because of the hardware itself-- the K-series drivers for the card are tuned for CAD/engineering rendering, not gaming which the GEForce drivers are designed for gaming APIs.
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Disclaimer: I am not a hardcore gamer.This card can handle its own on most games with medium settings. As a daily performer the card is solid. I have had no problems with a dual monitor setup. My favorite thing about the card, which I guess speaks more to Nvidia as a whole than it does the card, is the rate at which new drivers are released for the card. Kudos to them for that. If you keep in mind that you get what you pay for and don't expect to do any hardcore gaming on it than I think this card is a good buy. Runs quiet and cool.
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Not sure how it will do with games. I bought this graphic card it was specifically required for a specialized vendor PC that needs four video outputs. The vendor specialized the software to where only this graphics card would work. The graphics quality needed on each monitor is not that intensive. If I remember Skyrim, it has been a couple of years since I have seen it, a 2GB graphics card may be good enough for your average player, but may not be good enough for a structural engineer. You might want to consider a 4gb card.
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It is a 256 Bit Card. I personally have this card, and have had no issue running any game or Graphics program with it. I do a lot of CAD Rendering, and 3D rendering, and this card just eats that up.
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If you are using it mostly for games, yes the on board card will be excellent. I love the quality I get out of my Logitech G930's!
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As long as the games aren't very graphics intensive. I just received this as a holiday gift, and am hunting down options for a video card upgrade. While a casual gamer by most accounts, the games with pretty graphics still struggle a bit with this rig. Hope that helps!
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It does not have it's own power connector, so it's not for heavy duty video gaming. With power supplies very cheap, at least a 400W. I only bought it for my many open tabs and multiple windows. I believe the specs are for low frame rates. I replaced it with a AMD Radeon R7 200 Series with 2 gb. It was only a few bucks more, I believe the replacement card was used for a few months then sold via Amazon. That seemed to help with my 30+ tabs open. Real gaming cards are $$$. I watched a few videos a month with the 210, that's about it. I believe I brought the 210 to my work PC to replace a 128Mb card basically due to the many open internet windows/programs.
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I'm sorry but there is way too little information available to answer this question. Check the specs on the card and the paticular game you are playing, or perhaps ask a more specific question to someone who may know.
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You'll want a better graphics chip for gaming. It could probably run, but not terribly well.