larrys640 Distinguished Jun 19, 2009 46 0 18,530 Dec 14, 2010 #1 Hello,I want an ATI Radeon video card to mate with the HD 4200 onboard video. What is a good budget card to run 2 monitors for photo editing?
Hello,I want an ATI Radeon video card to mate with the HD 4200 onboard video. What is a good budget card to run 2 monitors for photo editing?
Maziar Champion Jul 20, 2007 21,707 1 52,960 Dec 14, 2010 #2 May I ask why do you want to do it ? Hybrid Crossfire doesn't affect Photo editing.HD 4200 along with a good CPU can handle photo editing fine. Upvote 0 Downvote
May I ask why do you want to do it ? Hybrid Crossfire doesn't affect Photo editing.HD 4200 along with a good CPU can handle photo editing fine.
wa1 Splendid Mar 16, 2009 7,868 1 31,460 Dec 14, 2010 #3 ^+1 Onboard graphic is generally good for "general" purpose, including photo editing, maybe it's not too good but it can do that well. Upvote 0 Downvote
^+1 Onboard graphic is generally good for "general" purpose, including photo editing, maybe it's not too good but it can do that well.
larrys640 Distinguished Jun 19, 2009 46 0 18,530 Dec 16, 2010 #4 Maziar : May I ask why do you want to do it ? Hybrid Crossfire doesn't affect Photo editing.HD 4200 along with a good CPU can handle photo editing fine. Thanks for the reponse. I have an Athlon II X4 630, with 4 Gig RipJaw RAM. I wasn't sure the onboard video would do a good job with 2 monitors. Upvote 0 Downvote
Maziar : May I ask why do you want to do it ? Hybrid Crossfire doesn't affect Photo editing.HD 4200 along with a good CPU can handle photo editing fine. Thanks for the reponse. I have an Athlon II X4 630, with 4 Gig RipJaw RAM. I wasn't sure the onboard video would do a good job with 2 monitors.
wa1 Splendid Mar 16, 2009 7,868 1 31,460 Dec 16, 2010 #5 No gaming at all? Just for running 2 monitors? Then any modern HTPC card is good, like HD4350. Or if you want more power then get GT240 or HD5670. Upvote 0 Downvote
No gaming at all? Just for running 2 monitors? Then any modern HTPC card is good, like HD4350. Or if you want more power then get GT240 or HD5670.
larrys640 Distinguished Jun 19, 2009 46 0 18,530 Dec 16, 2010 #6 Thanks, I'll go with that and check things out. Upvote 0 Downvote
Maziar Champion Jul 20, 2007 21,707 1 52,960 Dec 16, 2010 #7 An onboard card such as HD 4200 can handle 2 monitors fine but as wa1 mentioned,if you need a discrete card then go with HD 4350. Upvote 0 Downvote
An onboard card such as HD 4200 can handle 2 monitors fine but as wa1 mentioned,if you need a discrete card then go with HD 4350.
larrys640 Distinguished Jun 19, 2009 46 0 18,530 Dec 16, 2010 #8 Thanks for everyone's help. Larrys640 Upvote 0 Downvote