ATI FireGL V7700 VS Industrial enginner (Solidworks)

This video is showing an experience of an Industrial Engineer who works for a design department of consumer product company.
Mr. Eric Fairbank I guess what makes me switch to use ATI card was I know ATI is putting an effort to integrate with software that I am using, I am comfortable with the switch and there is no reason to switch back to nvidia

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• Industrial
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• Solidworks
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[ufster81]

v7700 is the better card... they messed up with the video and it is probably related with the framerate of the screen record method they used with v7700, obviously not used with the fx1700. if you pay attention, v7700 is not recorded with a camera like the fx1700.

[anothaview]

this BS marketing strategy do not buy ati cards their dirvers suck so bad and no updates

[attlevice]

What is this? It is really thje way how the v7700 performing with solidworks? or they have forgotten which machine was the video card in?

The specs says the v7700 is a very good card. I am planning to buy one, or a quadro fx 3700, which is older.

But if this video is correct.....

[kanocularTV]

dude, the fx1700 is smoother...

[pooanddoo]

I own the V7700 and I can tell you that I am disappointed with it. Even this video is showing that the Quadro fx1700 is the superior card.

I wish this guy would be more neutral and not kiss up to ATI. They can take criticism.

[Krise86]

The 1700 looks alot smoother. wtf dude, the ati card lags. and the bolt head dident block out on the nvidia. tard

[nitrospeed]

1700 looks much more smoother when your rotating your model around than the FireGL 7700