Quadro K4200 4 GB or GTX 980 4 GB?

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• Vs GTX 980 Ti Quadro K4200 vs AMD over-pants W7100

  I have change and color of image quality raw RED 4.5 K in Premiere Pro. I want to get a 10-bit, 4K display and need to upgrade my GPU to run it.

  The standard position seems to be "NVIDIA are much better than AMD CUDA being much better than OpenCL", but there is a compelling case for the week of specifications and compatibility:

  	GTX 980 Ti	Quadro K4200	AMD over-pants W7100
  4K @ 60 Hz?
  10-bit color?
  Hearts CUDA	2816	1344	No CUDA (OpenCL 2.0)
  GRAM	6 GB	4 GB	8GB

  • Downgrade to 1440 p/monitor 10-bit / a Quadro.
  • Just accept no 10-bit color, get the GTX 980 it
  • Go AMD, but risking worse performance (e.g. Debayering R3D files).

  Please advise, I'm stuck!

  Thank you

  Declan

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  Windows 7 64 bit
  Intel 4790K

  32 GB RAM DDR3

  Current GPU: GTX 750 Ti (who plays 4.5 K R3Ds 1/4 resolution without problem).

  unless you plan to dual quadro k4200 or over-pants w7100 running, you may not be satisfied with their performance. Depending on your project, a single gtx 980 ti should be able to handle the Red images. with regard to the 10 bits of output, just get a video card aja or blackmagic to feed your 10-bit monitor.

• Lenovo-ThinkPad-W541-20EFCTO1WW: is it possible to change/upgrade Quadro K2100M of GTX 980 M?

  is it possible to change/upgrade GPU - Quadro K2100M of GTX 980 M in ws laptop Lenovo "ThinkPad W541' (20EFCTO1WW)?

  I like the laptop, but the GPU portion is not for pc games, so iwould like to know weather is it physically possible to change this QuadroK2100M in the Lenovo ThinkPad W541 games GPU i.e. GTX 980 M?

  Thanks in advance!

  The GPU is soldered to the motherboard, so he can't be replaced.

  The K2100M should still work good for the games.

  The 980M is also a map of 100 watts, while the K2100M is a map of 55 watts. There is no way the W541 can handle it, even if you can replace the GPU.

• MAC PRO and Geforce GTX 980 ti

  I just bought a ti GTX 980 (only not flashed to mac). My MAC PRO 2010 IN Yosemite 10.10.5 system is supposed to have the latest drivers from quadro 4000 and k5000 as web base drivers where my new ti 980 should work, but the only response from switching on the computer is a black screen. I don't know what I have to do to get into the system or activate the drivers. I don't like to see the logo of apple or bootcam. I want to just use it with mac.

  My card is GIGABYTE 980 ti

  Help please

  Thank you!!

  Please read all THE information on all the links. You NEED to install drivers for this card.

  
  

  From:

  http://www.macvidcards.com/store/P49/Nvidia_GTX_980_Ti_6_GB.html

• The "PNY QUADRO K4200" graphics card works with first? Maybe you suggest me another graphics card?

  The "PNY QUADRO K4200" graphics card works with first? Maybe you suggest me another graphics card?

  This card should work as its on the system requirements | Adobe Premiere Pro

  But first is not take advantage of the advanced features of quadro, and a similar performance quadro vs gtx can cost 5 times more. If you better save your money and go with a gtx. the gtx 950 would be about the same performance as this K4200, but much less expensive. a 970 gtx about 2 x more powerful, but still half the price.

• Dell workstation T 5810 with Intel® Xeon® Processor-E5-1650 v3 (HT 6 c, 15 MB Memory Cache, 3.5 GHz Turbo) NVIDIA® Quadro® K4200 4 GB will reduce the rendering time Ae/PR?

  Dell T 5810 workstation with Intel® Xeon® Processor-E5-1650 v3 (HT 6 c, 15 MB Memory Cache, 3.5 GHz Turbo) Windows 7 Professional operating system 32 G 2133 MHz DDR4 RDIMMS (4X8Go) ECC memory 256 GB 2.5 inch SATA Solid State Drive NVIDIA® Quadro® K4200 4 GB video card This will reduce the render in Ae/Pr SC 6 times . It is the second highest available from DELL workstation. Or back of card GTX better? http://www.Dell.com/in/business/p/precision-t5810-workstation/PD?OC=cap013x650821in8 & Model _id = precision-t5810-station work Should I buy this or not?

  Well, if you get the Xeon V3 they are locked to 2133 DDR4 ram. The 5960 X and other chips I7 Haswell E will load any DDR4 speed and are not locked. So you can get the amount of fast ram with the I7 CPU. ECC adds an extra clock for the ECC cycle which is a marginal increase in latency ram. However, the difference between DDR4-2133 and DDR4 2666 is big enough, especially when it comes with 4 +, media. That's why you want unbuffered ram, but need you an I7 using it at a higher speed, 2133. Also there is at least some Xeon boards that used same handle without buffer ram, so maybe it's not an option on this Dell anyway. You certainly want the Quadro K4200 of pit and get a 980GTX card. The Quadros are slower and do not have HDMi 2.0. They generate more heat at this point than the 900 series cards. I would like to ask what PSU is that Dell however since this is a major limitation of upgrade of video and other cards if it is small.

  Eric

  ADK

• GTX 980 and no splash screen

  I have a ti GTX 980 flashed running in a Mac Pro(on external power) 2010. It shows only a splash screen, however, so I attach a No 4 k monitor DVI port. Monitors Dell P2415Q 4 k (except for a random time) show no video until the initialization is complete. This means that I must keep an old DVI monitor on all the time to get not only the splash screen but even to get any video output at all on end of startup. Without a monitor DVI the Dells don't show any video and go mode 'sleep'. Bootcamp Windows 7 displays the same behavior. Any ideas?

  How the P2415Q is normally connected? If you try HDMI then try rather Displayport.

  If your card was flashed did buy you it from MacVidCards? If so, ask them for assistance.

• TI GTX 980 on external power

  It's smarter to run the 6 pin and 8 pin on the GTX 980 TI off external power supply, or is it better to run the six pins in the internal power supply and PIN 8 of the external power supply?

  Users say it is best to run all the form of power to the same source.

• Cursed GTX 980 TI

  My GTX 980 TI flashed by Mac Vid cards is cursed. First of all, it does not start at all when connected to the internal power supply which is not the norm for this card. Then, once current running on external power, he started with web Nivida KP drivers listed as number one in track and a large number of references following Nvidia or Apple IO. The newspaper KP read almost of the same save whether or not it was CPU 0 or a CPU who initiated the panic.  Time to start the carillon was 30 seconds. Now it does not chime at all. It crashes just in POST. On a PC machine I pull the card, reset the ram and shoot all the other cards. Would probably uninstall and re-install the drivers. My PCIe slot configuration has the GTX in track 1. A map of blade OWC E2 SSD in slot 2. A 4322 Rocketraid in location of three and a Sonnet USB 3.0 card into the Groove 4. This configuration works very well with the original ATI HD I'm too slow card. Any other ideas?

  If the amount of energy on which connectors is you are looking for, and how have you provided? two six-pin? a six one eight? two of the eight?

• GTX 980 TI still does not work

  I bought a GTX 980 TI knowing that I probably would feed the 6 and 8 pins externally. I thought it would work at least to normal loads while I built a more elegant solution. No dice. The machine just clicks and dies. I got a new PSU ATX modular power and jumped the Green and soil and can turn on the power. When I turn on the power supply with it connected to the 6 and 8 pins on the map, however, the power does not depend on it self. What gives? I found a PS jumped fastest way and dirty to power a card like this on the outside. PS won't even turn. Does anyone know if someone is always selling a solution mini itx 5.25 which can automatically detect and goes into the 5.25 Bay?

  I'm agree that normally one would expect this card to always allow to boot but would struggle at full load with just built-in power.

  In case you haven't seen them what follows are useful links about using a power supply with a Mac Pro.

  http://aphnetworks.com/tutorials/psu_paperclip_trick

  http://forums.MacRumors.com/threads/how-to-guide-install-auxiliary-PSU-without-d rilling - requires - soldering.1684482 /.

  on-HD-5870s-in-your-Mac-Pro-2009-2010.1076970/ http://forums.macrumors.com/threads/precise-instructions-for-Getting-x2-ATI-rade

  NG-a-second-GPU-w-w-o-soldering.1460429/ http://forums.macrumors.com/threads/How-to-Rig-a-2nd-PSU-for-Modern-GPUs-or-addi

  http://forums.MacRumors.com/threads/GPUs-with-aux-power-supply-CMP-2010.1714592/

  https://Vimeo.com/72823826

• Z420 HP: HP Z420 support gtx 980 ti

  Hello
  Does HP Z420 support GTX 980 Ti GPU?
  
  There are some problems, I am facing
  
  1. I put GTX 980 Ti GPU and changing the corsair PSU AX 860i but system does not work on
  
  2 - when I put GTX 980 Ti GPU and power separately yet system giving the beep and the red light
  
  Separately the means - for GPU I use different and default system HP Delta PSU power.
  
  3. when I try to run GTX 980 it with HP delta PSU shows insufficient power for GTX 980 Ti system, it took more power.
  
  Well help me I'm not what I'm doing wrong here.

  I wish I had an answer for you, but I don't see anything else to try.  The BIOS settings you tried are what I would have recommended.

• GTX 980 + GT 120 (Mac) on a MAC PRO 5.1 (2012)

  Need help to install a NVIDIA GTX 980 and a GT 120 (Mac version) in a MAC PRO 5.1 (2012).

  See:

  NVIDIA Geforce GTX 980 Setup

• Pavilion HPE-H8-1221: will be a job of it Gigabyte Nvidia geforce gtx 980 with the mother of HP H8-1221.

  Nice day

  Looking to upgrade my Pavillion H8-1221 son with a better graphics card, currently it is running an EVGA geforce GTX 660 and we are looking for upgrade to GTX 980 it.  I was wondering if this will require an upgrade mobo as well or is the OEM card sufficient to manage this card.

  Thanks much for any help.

  SonicRising, welcome to the forum.

  I don't think that the video card will work on his computer.  980ti GTX requires UEFI in the motherboard instead of a standard BIOS.  The only BIOS update that is available is to win 8.  You will need to update in 8 Win.

  Regarding the upgrade of the motherboard, HP has their motherboards manufactured to their specifications.  Therefore, you must buy a Board that has holes that will correspond to the accessory in the case.  In addition, connectors can be owners, and may not correspond to those of the species.

  Please click on the Thumbs up button '+' if I helped you and click on "Accept as Solution" If your problem is resolved.

• GeForce GTX 980 TI

  Aspire Acer Predator 605 G3

  GPU: GeForce GTX 980

  CPU: Intel Core i5-4590 CPU @ 3.30 GHz

  Memory: 12,00 GB of RAM (11.92 GB usable)

  Current resolution: 1920 x 1080, 30 Hz

  Driver version: 353.30

  Operating system: Microsoft Windows 8.1 Pro

  I'm sure it's a 500 + power supply that exists in the required power supply for a Geforce GTX 980 TI would be a more than 600 or 650 +, but after doing some reading, the statement was made when it was said...

  then I went out and bought a power supply 650 and the Ti-980. It turns out that this Acer pc uses some stupid 12 pins that doesn't use any other pc.

  I assume that the connector is used to SUPPLY rather than the GPU, so be it we have a PSU that fits directly in that I can use a GTX GPU 980?

  Hello Durand1981,

  So here, the background comes down to this: use Gateway (now owned by Acer) connectors owners 12v for their motherboards. This connector is unique to their products and creating a very difficult environment for those who choose to upgrade their PSUS.

  However, despite the difficulty of work around the exclusive wiring, there is a solution to this. It comes in the form of a DYI rewiring to set an adapter to make a 24 pins ON the connector that is compatible with the 12v rail. You can follow the instructions here if you want to explore this option.

  I personally recommend getting a new motherboard to complete your new GPU to make sure that no problem of compatibility - Although this might cancel your license OEM Windows OS. It is the easiest, although the most expensive solution, but it also provides an extra layer, ensuring that your system is ready for future upgrades and downtime than this mobo owner + PSU combo almost forbidden.

• XPS 8300 and GTX 980 Ti

  Hello

  I have an a XPS 8300, I was wondering if it will work with a GTX 980 Ti assuming that:

  • Power supply is upgraded (already have)
  • fits in the case (go to check)
  • Updated BIOS (I'm sure that I have of the A06 Bios will check)
  • have minimum 8G of ram (I do).
  • Still using Win 7.

  from what I've read, 980 seems to work if you have the above. What about a Ti 980?

  is there anything else I should be worried?

  Thank you

  On this page there was a guy by the name of "SlimJ87D" who put a 980ti in a 8700 successfully. I think it's basically the same deal.

  Unfortunately, due to the connectors being the end of the map that they were under the metal aside for him then, he said, it was not enough space to put in the pin connectors, while his shear part of the metal that you see in the picture he posted on this page that I linked.

  You may need to do the same thing that ti 980 you get. He used the MSI file that is listed as 5.51 inches in height.

  A smaller in size might very well fit. Here "agentblue" said the ti-980 EVGA adapt without the need to change the case. The ti PNY 980 is similar in size to the EVGA so it would probably be good too. Most of the others seem to be larger.