Ati FirePro V5800 vs V4800
Ati FirePro V5800 vs V4800
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I have the Ati Fire Pro V4800 on my home PC and an Nvidia FX580 in the office. Both perform ok, but often I find that a better GPU wouldn't hurt. Since I mostly do drawing and simpler things in the office, I'd leave the office GPU as it is, but am thinking of investing into the Ati FirePro V5800 for my home PC as I often do quite complex and demanding stuff. My personal budget, as always, is quite limited, so, I'd just ask is the V5800 worth the extra buck$?






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SolidWorks gains the most performance boost from a fast, modern cpu.
Unless you are doing very complex models you will not gain much of anything from a better video card.
First priority is to be sure you have the best cpu you can afford.
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