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About Graphic cards
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madsmagnus
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Although, why buy a FirePro? If you are looking to do "work" on a PC then evidence seems to point in the consumer based GPU family instead. FirePro/Quadro are just rebranded, slightly changed versions of the normal Radeon and Geforce products that are around.
http://www.tomshardware.co.uk/forum/376380-33-maya-mudbox <-- Read that
Although, why buy a FirePro? If you are looking to do "work" on a PC then evidence seems to point in the consumer based GPU family instead. FirePro/Quadro are just rebranded, slightly changed versions of the normal Radeon and Geforce products that are around.
http://www.tomshardware.co.uk/forum/376380-33-maya-mudbox <-- Read that
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