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Alex Raskin November 6th, 2008 04:38 PM

Video card -Dual DVI, high resolution?
 
Need a replacement for my ATI FireGL V5000, which had 2048x1538 on each of its two DVI channels.

I'm driving 2 Dell 2405's at 1920x1200 each via DVI, 32bit TrueColor at 60Hz.

What are good choices for such card nowadays, which are also EVGA mobo friendly? Nvidias maybe?

Devin Termini November 7th, 2008 09:19 PM

It's difficult to answer your question without knowing more. What editing software are you using? What kind of work do you do mostly?

Alex Raskin November 7th, 2008 09:34 PM

I don't think the card needs to be optimized for any specific application, but I'll use it for the NLE workstation using Premiere Pro.

Tripp Woelfel November 8th, 2008 09:17 AM

If you have, or plan to get Magic Bullet products you'll want an Nvidia card. MB products are apparently optimized only for Nvidia.

Devin Termini November 8th, 2008 02:17 PM

Adobe has a hardware compatibility chart at this webpage.

Adobe - Adobe Premiere Pro CS4: Third-party hardware compatibility

They claim that ATI hardware works in addition to Nvidia hardware. However, from my own experiences and those on this board will say that Adobe likes Nvidia cards better.

For CS4 they have certified the Geforce 7800 and 8800. I would suspect that the 9800 is supported too. I have a 7900 series and it is working well. I also know one who is using a GTX 260 and has no problems.

Alex Raskin November 8th, 2008 07:25 PM

Well, I'm a bit confused with the specs of the Nvidia cards.

It is not clear to me whether or not they actually support two simultaneous DVI outs at 1920x1200 per channel at 60Hz.

Devin Termini November 12th, 2008 02:58 AM

Yes. Nearly every Nvidia card will do this nowadays. There some cards from them still floating around that won't support this. But most do have 2 dual-link DVI-I outputs for driving those monitors you have. Stick with a higher end Geforce 8800, 9800, or GTX260/280.


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