Hi, this is Wayne again with a topic “GeForce vs Quadro as Fast As Possible”.
So this graphics card is five hundred dollars and delivers some pretty elite, hacks or fps’s or look i don’t care it doesn’t matter. The point is that it’s the cat’s pajamas and it’s got a price tag that reflects that to which you might reply. Oh, that’s. Nothing. Linus there’s this other sick gfx card.
I bet it’s going to get so much more fps’s. I think i know what you’re talking about and i do see how the logic works this one’s 500 and this one’s 5 000 so like it must get 10 times more. Fps right, sorry, no, it won’t a little bit of investigation about this particular card. Reveals that the actual graphics core powering it is the very same gk110 as you would find in a regular old gtx 780 at one tenth of the price and while pc hardware may be powered by magic, blue smoke, no amount of magic makes a chip with the Same design manufactured on the same process, node perform that much better than the same thing on another card. Alright, so fine linus, i get it. These aren’t a great value for gaming, but this makes no sense um if they’re basically the same thing.
Why does one cost five thousand dollars? Well, there are a few reasons, but the biggest one is that the target customers for this product, large content, production, studios, oil and resource exploration firms and the like have a lot more money than you and me, and these products help them make so many more bucket Loads of money that they can easily justify the cost, so nvidia would be crazy not to take advantage of that and besides a quadro and a g-force running the same chip aren’t quite the same thing. For starters, nvidia controls the specifications and quality assurance on all quadro cards, unlike g-force cards, which are left to the board partners, so you’re going to get more displayport outputs, unique form factors like single slot cards and professional-grade hardware validation, starting at its heart. A quadro is going to get a gpu that is, cherry, picked for the best reliability, lowest power, consumption and lowest heat output. Then it’s going to get equipped with a larger video memory frame buffer.
That features error correction technology. Following that, it’s going to get special drivers that are validated for seamless operation with the professional grade, applications that these kinds of cards work best for 3d modeling animation and such and finally, quadro cards have one key feature enabled in manufacturing that lies dormant on most geforce Cards with titan being the only current exception, double precision, floating point capabilities put all these things together and you’ve got a card that is less susceptible to random errors, works more reliably and for longer and can perform calculations and draw images with a much greater degree of Precision than its consumer grade counterpart now this is the part where you probably want to jump in and say well hold on a second linus. None of that really sounds like it justifies the extra expense it seems like nvidia is actually kneecapping the consumer cards as opposed to drizzling special sauce on the pro ones and i’ma. Let you finish but actually yeah. I can’t really argue with that assessment. What i will say in defense of this practice is that a the pro grade stuff does legitimately cost some more to make b. Gamers don’t really need this stuff i mean. Did you ever actually sit there going well geez? If only the position of my character’s head? Could have been calculated to 15 decimal places and see everyone does it.
This paintbrush is made of the same hair from an animal’s rear end as some consumer grade one it’s a bit better and it costs a lot more. At least something positive comes out of this practice when it comes to tech, though pros paying top dollar for gear, gives innovative companies the r d money that they need to deliver better products for us consumers down the road. So, even though we can’t afford that card, that’s suitable for complex weather simulations today, at least a year from now our games will run faster than ever, and we can thank the folks who spend lots of money on quadros and fire gl’s and other professional grade equipment For that, speaking of saying thanks, our sponsor for today’s episode is one that we hold very dear around here, since, without it the charming gentleman editing, this video might have never gotten started down the path of becoming a fantastic content. Creator lynda.com lets you learn new skills.
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