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August 31st, 2016 10:00

Nvidia Graphic card for Studio XPS 435MT

Hi all, I own a DELL Studio XPS 435MT with an ATI radeon HD 4800 series that just died on me last weekend. I am mostly using my PC for Adobe Lightroom, Photoshop and a bit of Premiere. I am thinking of replacing the GPU by a Nvidia Quadro card. I am wondering if the K620 would be enough and suited for this computer? My other option is the K2000D. What would be the best? And, are those cards compatible with my PC? Thanks in advance for letting me know. Regards

8 Wizard

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August 31st, 2016 14:00

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September 1st, 2016 10:00

Thanks for your quick answer SpeedStep. I hope you don't mind me asking, I don't understand how the radeon could be faster and or better when it is a 512MB Vram card when the K620 is a 2GB Vram card??? Sorry i am a real novice in graphic cards. If you could help me that would be great! Thanks

8 Wizard

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September 1st, 2016 13:00

The amount of ram on a card has Nothing to do with its performance.   The amount of shaders and the width of the GPU bus does.

Manufacturer: ATi
Series: Radeon HD 4800
GPU: RV770
Release Date: 2008-06-25
Interface: PCI-E 2.0 x16  (256 bit)
Core Clock: 750 MHz
Shader Clock: 750 MHz
Memory Clock: 1800 MHz  GDDR5
Memory Bandwidth: 115.2 GB/sec
FLOPS: 1200 GFLOPS
Pixel Fill Rate: 12000 MPixels/sec
Texture Fill Rate: 30000 MTexels/sec
Details
Max Power Draw: 150 W

Mfr Part#  VCQK620-PB

GPU Chipset Quadro K620

Shaders 384

Maximum Digital Resolution  3840 x 2160

Maximum Analog Resolution   2048 x 1536

Memory Type DDR3
Video Memory  2 GB
Memory Bus 128-bit
Card power 41w
 
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TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS
NVIDIA Quadro K4200 4GB Graphics
Graphics Controller NVIDIA Quadro K4200
GPU: GK104 with 1344 CUDA cores
Power: 108 Watts
PCI Express 2.0 x16
Memory
Size: 4GB GDDR5
Memory Width: 256 bit
 

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September 5th, 2016 08:00

Thanks for your answer.

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October 12th, 2016 08:00

I am using the Sapphire HD 6700 series card - mainly due to the low power consumption when compared to the 4800 series which came with this.

Actually I am surprised that your original GPU lasted well for so many years. Mine died after 3 or 4 years.

Higher GPU's need more power so you need to upgrade the power supply as well - and I did not want to go down that path back then.

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February 24th, 2017 17:00

You got to be me! The card costs over 1000.

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