Performance and Image Quality settings in SW2006?
Performance and Image Quality settings in SW2006?
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I will have my new Quadro FX 1000 card coming to me soon and was wondering what you guys have your settings at for the 'Performance' and 'Image Quality' sections in the options? maybe a screen capture would be helpful, I don't know where to put my sliders, and what specific settings DRASTICALLY change the performance of solidworks.
Also, do you use the "Anti-alias edges" option under 'Display/Selection'
Also, do you use the "Anti-alias edges" option under 'Display/Selection'






RE: Performance and Image Quality settings in SW2006?
Helpful SW websites FAQ559-520
How to get answers to your SW questions FAQ559-1091
RE: Performance and Image Quality settings in SW2006?
RE: Performance and Image Quality settings in SW2006?
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Scott Baugh, CSWP
www.scottjbaugh.com
FAQ731-376
RE: Performance and Image Quality settings in SW2006?
I wonder what version of OpenGL the FX 1000 uses? I think the newest version is OpenGL 2.0 right?
RE: Performance and Image Quality settings in SW2006?
OpenGL and Direct3D both expose the traditional graphics rendering pipelines and has been enhanced over the years as hardware has become more capable.
Vertices are described to the pipeline as a bundle of data consisting of coordinates in space defining the vertex's location and associated "per-vertex" data.
A graphics primitive is described to the pipeline as an ordered set of vertices. How vertices are combined into various primitives -- generally points, lines and triangles -- is defined by the particular API.
OpenGL includes specilized API calls for parametric curve and parametric surface primatives. DixectX does not.
But DirectX includes many specialized programmable pixel shading and texture blending calls which are not availible with OpenGL.
Many chipsets nowadays are the same for both types of graphics cards. Only the drivers are different.
Also, many of the "inexpensive" video cards can be hacked into their "more expensive" counterparts with simple resistor modifications and a new driver.
Remember...
"If you don't use your head,
your going to have to use your feet."
RE: Performance and Image Quality settings in SW2006?
so it looks like you are really paying for the drivers... I wonder if a quadro driver will run a geforce card?
RE: Performance and Image Quality settings in SW2006?
Helpful SW websites FAQ559-520
How to get answers to your SW questions FAQ559-1091
RE: Performance and Image Quality settings in SW2006?
As far as the drivers, it will if resistors are added.
The driver installation routines apply inputs to cards processor via certain pins. The processor then monitors the resultant voltages in order to indentify which graphics card the processor is installed on.
If the resultant voltages don't match what is expected by the driver, it will not install. The resistor hacks essentially trick the processor into believing it is located on a different card.
This link to NVIDIA'a technical brief on the differences between GeForce & Quadro hardware may be of some interest.....
http://www.nvidia.com/object/quadro_geforce.html
Remember...
"If you don't use your head,
your going to have to use your feet."
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