Quadro or FirePro for Adobe Photoshop CS6

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Viacheslav Ilinskiy

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Hi there!

Sorry for my English. I am from Russia Moscow.

I'm going to buy for my PC a professional video card, but I have no experience in the selection.

Here is my PC config:
Asus Maximus V GENE
i7-3770, 3,40 Ggh, 8MB LGA1155, 75Vt
G.SKILL F3-2400C10Q-32GTX (9.10.10.10 1.65Vt)
Asus GeForce EN 210 (Passive)

disks
System: OCZ Revo Drive 3 FHPX4 120ГБ
Scratch for Adobe programs: Intel SSD 520 120ГБ
Storage: WD Red 1ТБ

Power: Seasonic Platinum 520

Monitor: NEC Multisync p241w

Windows 7 Pro

Here is the four cards
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I work in graphics design (polygraphy,print, posters) (no 3d or video editing). My PSD files is very big (5GB -10GB). Whish card of four is the best for my choise to work as quickly as possible?
 
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Robert Cook
Adobe photo shop tends to work better with nvidia cards due to the cuda technology that nvidia uses, as a result, if you plan to do mostly Photoshop, (which it appears you are), then I would recommend a quadro. the real down side is that the quadros are often a bit pricey for what they have to offer. out of the cards you have listed the K620 is the best, but you might want something more powerful.
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Adobe photo shop tends to work better with nvidia cards due to the cuda technology that nvidia uses, as a result, if you plan to do mostly Photoshop, (which it appears you are), then I would recommend a quadro. the real down side is that the quadros are often a bit pricey for what they have to offer. out of the cards you have listed the K620 is the best, but you might want something more powerful.
 
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