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Quadro VS Geforce for 3Ds Max 2011/2012 and AutoCAD 2012


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Hello there,

Recently my Quadro 4000 got toasted (caused my computer crash to BSOD, black screens and boot failures) and I replaced it with my old Quadro FX1700 (which is a charm but still barely handles AutoCAD 2012 and Max 2011)

 

On the other hand I remamber when I got the Quadro 4000 eight months ago I didn't feel any boost in performance. I didn't feel it outperforms my old FX1700 by much.

But I never had the chance to test Quadro 4000 under 3Ds Max 2012 with the new Nitrus system.

 

Anyway the Quadro 4000 is fried and I am looking for a replacement from the Geforce series.

I am looking for somthing to improve viewport, gpu rendering (via VrayRT or iRay) dont interests me.

 

How about the Geforce 580 compared to the Quadro 4000?

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Hello Ilya

 

Sorry about your Quadro 4000. I remember we exchanged notes on this card like 8 months ago. I have had my Quadro 4000 for nearly 8 months.

 

I have several computers with various videocards. My un-scientific conclusion is that the high end video gamers cards do basically the same thing as the Quadro 4000 for 40% of the cost. The only advantage I see is with Solid Works. They have software enabled the video drivers to work a little bit better with Solid Works.

 

Good Luck

Elliot

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Anyway I bought the GTX 580 already. Was a great mistake. In max 2012 it performed very good but in max 2011 it couldn't even run one of my projects. Worst investment ever since I don't do gpu render, I need viewport performance and appears geforce can't handle it at all. Quadro 4000 was the best until now (in max 2012 I felt it's power. In max 2011 all quadros perform the same (slow but much better then geforce can ever achieve. In heavy scenes)

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