Wolfshangs workstation for photo processing and panoramas and some gaming
CPU: 2X Intel Xeon E5607 Westmere-EP 2.26GHz 4 x
Ram: 24 GB
Hard Drive: Primary SSD 120 GB, Second 1 TB
Video Card: hd radeon 6990 4 GB
Driver: Blu-ray Burner, DVD Burner
Power Supply: 1200W
Water Cooler
CPU: 2X Intel Xeon E5607 Westmere-EP 2.26GHz 4 x
Ram: 24 GB
Hard Drive: Primary SSD 120 GB, Second 1 TB
Video Card: hd radeon 6990 4 GB
Driver: Blu-ray Burner, DVD Burner
Power Supply: 1200W
Water Cooler
Category Photography / All
Species Unspecified / Any
Size 1280 x 1107px
File Size 305.2 kB
Im using a case that can go up to E-ATX motherboards thankfully, and my server goes up to standard ATX, so if i upgrade in the future, all the spare/replacement parts will go into the server to upgrade it. its a win/win situation there. but yea its the initial cost of doing that kind of setup that's the real issue.
It's not a matter of support. The card will work fine in Photoshop, it's a matter of the video card actually helping to do the number crunching for the Photoshop algorithms, which it will not if it's ATI:
http://www.tomshardware.com/reviews/adobe-cs5-cuda-64-bit,2770.html
"Employing CUDA. At this early stage of the industry’s adoption of general purpose GPU acceleration, Adobe has started to weave in support for Nvidia’s CUDA platform. We hope that OpenCL and/or DirectCompute support follows soon, but for now we have to examine CUDA as a case study in what exists today and a harbinger of what will come."
ATI/AMD is not capable of running CUDA.
http://www.tomshardware.com/reviews/adobe-cs5-cuda-64-bit,2770.html
"Employing CUDA. At this early stage of the industry’s adoption of general purpose GPU acceleration, Adobe has started to weave in support for Nvidia’s CUDA platform. We hope that OpenCL and/or DirectCompute support follows soon, but for now we have to examine CUDA as a case study in what exists today and a harbinger of what will come."
ATI/AMD is not capable of running CUDA.
FA+

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