NVIDIA Quadro FX Professional at Dimension 3 Expo

While at the Dimension 3 Expo in France and talking with Stephan from NVIDIA about bringing 3D into the home of consumers, Executive Producer, Al Caudullo, for Explore World TV (http://ExploreWorldTV.com ) also learned more about NVIDIA's Quadro FX Series for Professional Graphic Solutions that will be released around the end of 2009. This was a early preview from NVIDIA at D3. Brought to you by 3D Guy. (http://3DGuy.tv)

The NVIDIA Quadro FX Series Professional Graphic Solutions provides the professionals who are working in 3D modeling with an affordable system so that you may see your work in 3D and have access to see your 3D modeling in real time. The NVIDIA Quadro FX family is based on the NVIDIA CUDA architecture, which "is a general purpose parallel computing architecture that leverages the parallel compute engine in NVIDIA graphics processing units (GPU) to solve many complex computational problems in a fraction of the time required on a CPU"*.

The Professional Graphics Boards of the NVIDIA Quado FX family ranges from the entry level products that offer the best value for professional level graphics solutions of the FX 370, 380, 470, and 580 series. The Mid-Range level offers more efficient power and bringing a balance between price and performance with the FX 1700 and 1800 series. The High-End level gives you greater power efficiency, full features, and an ultimate performance experience with the FX 3700 and 3800 series. And lastly, for the serious professional in the 3D modeling world, you have the Ultra-High-End level which gives you the best from NVIDIA. The Quadro FX Professional Graphic Solutions FX 4600, 4800, 5600, and 5800 series takes performance to a new level and gives you unmatched functionality for even the most demanding of applications.

While the consumer glasses for NVIDIA's Personal GeForce 3D Vision Active Shutter Glasses are infrad connected the professional glasses are RF connected, providing a more secure and reliable wireless connection for the profressional.
NVIDIA's Quadro FX Family has received awards and recommendations from the 2009 NAB show, cadalyst, tom's hardware, 3D Professor, Hot Hardware, Hardware zone, PC Perspective, AECCafe Weekly, and more. To learn more about NVIDIA and their Quadro FX Series for professional 3D modeling, please visit the NVIDIA website. (http://www.nvidia.com)

* http://www.nvidia.com/object/cuda_what_is.html

tags: NVIDIA, NVIDIA Professional 3D, Dimension 3 Expo, Dimension 3 Forum, Pantin France, D3 Expo, France D3, Professional Graphics Boards, NVIDIA Quado FX, FX 370 380 470 580, FX 3700 3800, FX 1700 1800, FX 4600 4800 5600 5800, GeForce, NVIDIA GeForce 3D Vision, Active Shutter Glasses, RF glasses, infrared

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[jbeebrylle]

this card is 4x more expensive than my computer

[declaration963]

he must be french ^_^

[EnixDark88]

@jbeebrylle same here :D

[wapeddell]

lol they nodding they heads to much

[gh3860]

Love this card, its so fast for cinema 4d , maya, 3ds max 2009, arichicad and solidworks !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[UKRazor87]

@eyadkalaji nVidia purposefully made it so that 3D Vision doesn't work with OpenGL (or rather, anything other than DirectX) which is what all 3D modelling software uses for displaying 3D.

[smokekick]

@declaration963 well the expo is in france read the description :)

[bernum]

the Quadro 4000 for mac is compatible with maya 2012 ? I can work on the viewport with it too? Thanks.

[eyadkalaji]

can u have the 3d vision wth th egtx 580 or you most have to buy one of these ?

[prohacker883]

@jbeebrylle its 5x cheaper than mine XD

[assumingcontrole]

he is :)

[hynix93]

Chuck norris made this card when he was five years old...