hello,
i have a problem that devides to many questions so i'll try to combine them.
i'm getting a new work station based on PC (not mac), the graphics card will be 8800GTS 640MB.
now i want to get the new apple cinema display 30".
now i have a few questions,
first i need to know if it's going to be fast enough to run video, either in Avid editing and HD streem.
and of cours if the graphics card suports it's full res? (2560x1600)
i've read the monitor need dual DVI, i'm not sure i quite understand what is dual DVI?
i also want to use dual monitor option with another LG CRT 19", is it possible with this one card and to make them work as a dual monitor?
now apple states that this monitor will run with a PC with no problems as long as the graphics card is good, so i'm thinking the 8800GTS 640MB will be sufficiant but someone told me i might have problems because it's a PC and not a MAC, with drivers and some other things, does someone have experience with an apple display on a PC?
tnx alot, i would appriciate any help.
i have a problem that devides to many questions so i'll try to combine them.
i'm getting a new work station based on PC (not mac), the graphics card will be 8800GTS 640MB.
now i want to get the new apple cinema display 30".
now i have a few questions,
first i need to know if it's going to be fast enough to run video, either in Avid editing and HD streem.
and of cours if the graphics card suports it's full res? (2560x1600)
i've read the monitor need dual DVI, i'm not sure i quite understand what is dual DVI?
i also want to use dual monitor option with another LG CRT 19", is it possible with this one card and to make them work as a dual monitor?
now apple states that this monitor will run with a PC with no problems as long as the graphics card is good, so i'm thinking the 8800GTS 640MB will be sufficiant but someone told me i might have problems because it's a PC and not a MAC, with drivers and some other things, does someone have experience with an apple display on a PC?
tnx alot, i would appriciate any help.