I know that Quadro cards in laptops are becoming more available - but
can anyone tell me which other laptop specific cards are running SWX
adequately.
Kev
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14 years ago
Laptop specific Graphics Cards
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14 years ago
Kev,
Here is what we've tested so far for our upcoming 2008 release:
Recommended Graphic Cards for SolidWorks 2008
Laptop NVIDIA ATI Quadro FX3500M ATI MOBILITY FireGL V5250 Quadro FX2500M ATI MOBILITY FireGL V5200 Quadro FX1500M Quadro FX350
Will work with SolidWorks 2008 RealView but not *Recommended (*performance can be choppy)
Laptop NVIDIA Quadro FX Go1400
Here is what we've tested so far for our upcoming 2008 release:
Recommended Graphic Cards for SolidWorks 2008
Laptop NVIDIA ATI Quadro FX3500M ATI MOBILITY FireGL V5250 Quadro FX2500M ATI MOBILITY FireGL V5200 Quadro FX1500M Quadro FX350
Will work with SolidWorks 2008 RealView but not *Recommended (*performance can be choppy)
Laptop NVIDIA Quadro FX Go1400
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14 years ago
That's all good stuff and would you know it my current laptop's got a
FX Go 1400 but maybe I can update that?
Maybe I need to re-phrase my question:
A) Which laptops have the option of the above Quadro cards?
B) If Quadro cards are not an option from a - which cards are currently being used successfully out there ( I'm specifically thinking Ultra-Portable laptops 12"- 13" screen max)
Kev
Maybe I need to re-phrase my question:
A) Which laptops have the option of the above Quadro cards?
B) If Quadro cards are not an option from a - which cards are currently being used successfully out there ( I'm specifically thinking Ultra-Portable laptops 12"- 13" screen max)
Kev
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14 years ago
Kev,
If you have the Dell M70 with the FX Go 1400, you can upgrade. It will cost around £330 if you do it yourself. I will try to find the web site that completed this upgrade and return with the address. (if I find it again!, lol)
If you have the Dell M70 with the FX Go 1400, you can upgrade. It will cost around £330 if you do it yourself. I will try to find the web site that completed this upgrade and return with the address. (if I find it again!, lol)
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14 years ago
Found it, is a great tutorial!
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14 years ago
Thanks for the info Pete - but mines a 17" Alienware M7700
Kev
Kev