EASYWORSHIP 6 NVIDIA GRAPHICS CARDS UPGRADE

Nothing against nVidia, in fact the lower power usage and cooler running of the Maxwell chips make it an appealing option for a new install.

EASYWORSHIP 6 NVIDIA GRAPHICS CARDS UPGRADE

Have the developers ever figured out what the problem(s) with AMD/ATI graphics cards is/are? I need to upgrade the graphics card in our church's computer, but don't relish switching from AMD/ATI to nVidia. Our developers have specifically requested that we only recommend NVIDIA. I don't have an AMD card that I would recommend. Some of the slowness issue will be fixed with the release of 6.1.7, which will be out soon.

It has four outputs and does a good job with foldback and anything else I throw at it. Rodger wrote:I used the NVIDIA Geforce GTX 760 on the computer I recently built for my church. Finding one with four output ports that meets your needs is up to you (or your installer.) has dozens of video cards that would be good enough. As would the AMD Radeon R7 260X with a 3039 rating also comfortably surpass it. So a video card like the NVIDIA Geforce GTX 750 with a 3275 rating would comfortably exceed the Pro requirements. The benchmark number for a GTX 550 Ti of 1924 would be lowest acceptable. The vague specification of NVIDIA GeForce GTX Surround Technology implies any GTX 500 or higher card will be acceptable. So they should set a baseline on performance with a model and benchmark number. There only two GPU (Graphics Processing Unit) chipset manufacturers of consequence, NVIDIA and AMD. They don't test with every possible video card available.

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