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 nVidia Quadro FX1400
The Midrange Solution for Almost Anything
(Review by MS, June 13, 2006)

3dsmax 8.0 Continued

8 Direct

8 Omni

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Blitting

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Overall, the Quadro FX1400 holds up extremely well in comparison with the older FX3000 and also with the FX4500, particularly given the fact that the latter retails at almost 3 x the cost of the FX1400. Blitting (Bit Block Transfer) is the odd-ball since it is pretty much an obsolete format. Otherwise, the FX1400 performs better than its specs would suggest it could.

nVidia Quadro FX 1400

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