Can amd radeon graphic card runs solidworks, auto cad swiftly?
Solidworks requires a workstation graphics card with full OpenGL ICD. That means either the FirePro GL from AMD or the Quadro line from Nvidia.Geforce cards, while very capable for gaming do not include a full OpenGL driver implementation which means that SolidWorks Realview display effects will be turned off and the model will display simple Garoud shading. The bigger problem is that Geforce drivers are designed for a single accelerated application window (such as a Video Game) whereas SolidWorks loads multiple models in separate windows that need hardware acceleration. This is specific to SolidWorks. Inventor uses a DirectX pipeline and so works with the Geforce cards perfectly well.Now a strong caution: while you can use a Geforce card with limited features, do not use a Radeon card. The drivers for this card historically have been a problem for SolidWorks and users frequently experience repaint and stability issues.To learn more about which video cards and drivers are supported for your computer system, visit the SolidWorks video card testing web site.Graphics Card Drivers
Which graphics card is better for gaming on a budget?
Depends on what you mean by budget since that is a difficult to quantify without more detailed information but I will give some recommendations anyway.If you want the cheapest new card for modern gaming you really can not go wrong with the RX 460. Will run anything 1080p medium settings 60 FPS and most don’t even need an external power connector instead drawing it from the motherboard. Here is one on Newegg for $80 ($70 if you mail in a rebate) SAPPHIRE Radeon RX 460 DirectX 12 100409-2GOC-2L 2GB 128-Bit GDDR5 PCI Express 3.0 CrossFireX Support Video Cards - Newegg.comIf you are feeling a bit fancier you can go for a GTX 1050Ti which also doesn’t need an external power connector and will give you 1080p 60FPS Ultra on most modern games. Here is one for $135 ($125 after mail in rebate) EVGA GeForce GTX 1050 Ti GAMING, 04G-P4-6251-KR, 4GB GDDR5, DX12 OSD Support (PXOC)-Newegg.comIf you are feeling less fancy then we are going to have to go second hand because all the new cards under those are pieces of crap. The 750Ti has great performance for it’s price since you can usually find them in the $35-$50 price range on ebay although I have also seen them go for cheaper . They also don’t need an external power connector so just plug it into your motherboard and be ready to go. IF you can find a GTX 660Ti, GTX 670, GTX 760, or GTX 960 in your budget they are also decent options.Cards that you must avoid like the plague GT 740, GT 730, GT 710, GT 610, GT 410, GT 420, GT 210, GT 8400, HD 5450, R 7350, R 7 240, HD 6450, R7 250, R5 230 since these are basically display adaptors and will not run anything that came out after 2010 if that.The RX 550 and GT 1030 are okay but they just do not offer the same value proposition as better cards and are designed more for things like mobas and e-sports titles rather than proper gaming.
Which graphics card is better: Radeon R9 270 or GeForce GTX 750 Ti? Which brand is better: Sapphire, Asus or Gigabyte?
These are the benchmarks results - make your own choice!ASUS R9 270X SAPPHIRE R9 270X GIGABYTE 750 Ti MSI 750 Ti MSI GeForce GTX 750 Ti GAMING OC [stock vs o/c]
I recently bought a XFX Radeon R9 270X graphics card, and I can't find any card with the AMD Unique ID. Anyone know where I can find it?
Hi xeno the "AMD Unique ID" is a unique code that comes with AMD class graphic cards and these can be found either 1) on the actual card,normally on the product sticker on the underside of the card or 2) on a sticker or label inside the product packaging ( more likely ) however it can be anywhere including under the internal packaging so thoroughly inspect the packaging once you have locate the "AMD Unique ID" you can then go to the url (website ) on the label or sticker and then redeem it for a game or another product however ive seen numerous instances like yours were end users did not receive their AMD Unique ID so if you can find yours you need to contact the retailer ( not the vendor ) and they should be able to email you a new code ..... if they give you some cock and bull story that theres no AMD Unique ID with your product then you need to double check your card came with one and then take it further ( for example contacting AMD and explaining your issue ) I hope this helps good luck mate !
Which graphics cards for desktops would you currently rate the best and most affordable.?
My pick for the absolute best practical graphics card today (Jan 15 2019) would be the Sapphire RX 570 Nitro+ for $149 on Newegg.This card has the distinction of being the lowest level GPU that will actully sustain 60fps and above at 1080p. It will also run in low spec hardware down to the i3–2120 with 8GB DDR3–1333 and use about 145W max when overclocked. It’s a fun card and it won’t break the bank!For an even better deal the Nitro and its RX 570 rivals can be found for around $100 on ebay. At that price for a used GPU, however, I would strongly recommend jumping up to the RX 580 which are prevalent at around $125 and will easily give you 75fps on ultra and 100fps on high. Keep in mind that with AMD cards, you can buy an inexpensive FreeSync monitor and greatly enhance the smoothness of game rendering.I use the PowerColor RX 570 and it is a very nice GPU except for the flimsy fan shroud causes it to howl a bit at 80% RPM and up. That gets quite annoying, and I would advise opting for a better brand.The one caveat of a 580 or a 570 is the requirement of a 8-pin power connector. A few older systems have a 6-pin connector and not a 8-pin. It’s not a big deal, but it can be frustrating. So check your PSU before buying a graphics card and if it only has a 6-pin, then just buy a GTX 1060 instead. The used ones start at about $135 and are every bit as good as a RX 580 for 1080 gaming.
What is the highest graphic card I can use for Pentium G4400?
Assuming the motherboard has a PCI-E slot (and it does, if it works with a G4400), you can use any graphics card on the market right now, including the GTX 1080.Make sure your power supply is beefy enough (and from a reputable brand) to support it, though.
Which is the best budget graphics card for AMD FX 8350 Eight-core processor?
I’m assuming you have a 500W 80+ Certified PSU.Since your budget is only Rs 7,000, Go for a used HD 7950/7970.There are loads of biddings going on for 7950s and 7970s, here is an example Sapphire ATI AMD Radeon HD 7950 3GB Video Card | eBayYou can also go for a used GTX 750 Ti. I’m actually willing to sell my current GTX 750 Ti (3.5yrs warranty left) I can provide you video that it runs games and other stuff just fine, contact me if you’re interested.Also you should upgrade your RAM to 8GB. Do all this and your PC will be a BEAST outperforming PS4 Pro!
What are some of the best graphic cards available under Rs. 20k (about $300)?
Since you are specific about the title let me tell you a recent experience.I recently recommended and upgraded a friends PC with Nvidia Geforce GTX 960 (4GB variant) as on GPU front it’s the best thing you can buy under 20k INR. I was able to max out GTA 5 at 1080p with almost every detail while using 3.7 GB of frame buffer. So it translates to following:1.) You must get a GTX 960 which is your best bet since GTX 950 is recently launched ($150). But it is much overpriced in India (comes very close to the price 960) while it’s considerably slower than the 950.2.) You must buy a 4GB variant of GTX 960 or any good GDDR 5 card for maxing out GTA 5.3.) You must have a true Quad Core CPU since GTA is quite CPU taxing (i3 wont suffice, the case referred above had a Core i5 2500K).4.) You must have a decent branded PSU from Cooler Master,Corsair,Antec and the likes with power rating of 450W-500W minimum.If you keep in mind above four points you will surely enjoy GTA 5 coupled with a decent Full HD monitor or at least a 900p (1600*900) monitor. PS: Here are few snaps of I took while upgrading that PC.