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io direi una cosa sola VERGOGNOSO....

uni si compra la stessa main e ci mette su una 9800 GTX (per rimanere su nVidia) spende la metà ed otterrà comunque prestazioni superiori in ambito professionale....

Le capacità professionali di quella scheda video li, anche se con driver ottimizzati sono molto risicate perchè la potenza di calcolo è ridicola per non parlare della banda passante...

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io direi una cosa sola VERGOGNOSO....

uni si compra la stessa main e ci mette su una 9800 GTX (per rimanere su nVidia) spende la metà ed otterrà comunque prestazioni superiori in ambito professionale....

Le capacità professionali di quella scheda video li, anche se con driver ottimizzati sono molto risicate perchè la potenza di calcolo è ridicola per non parlare della banda passante...

We were expecting a lot from OpenGL 3, and as you can tell by reading this article, we’re disappointed—both in the API itself (with the disappearance of promised features) and in the way it’s been handled (a year-long delay and a lack of clear communication on the part of the Khronos group). With this version, OpenGL barely keeps up with Direct3D 10, and at a time when Microsoft has chosen to publicize the first details of version 11 of its own API.

La vera differenza è ke le prime hanno affidabilità assoluta, durano una vita e scaldano poco, le seconde invece hanno prestazioni strapitose, durano 2 o 3 anni (tanto poi sono obsolete) e scaldano come dei forni a legna

Direct3D Compatibility

In addition to being Vista compatible, Autodesk Inventor 2008 provides [u]full support for
Microsoft Direct3D[/u]. Autodesk has adopted Direct3D technology to meet the needs of 3D
applications, including Autodesk Inventor and Autodesk 3ds Max 9.[u] Autodesk is committed
to Direct3D because it provides the best technology platform for delivering needs of 3D
computer-aided design for the creation of digital prototypes. While the alternative open,
multi-platform OpenGL graphics standard has served the industry for many years, it is
no longer the dominant player.[/u] It has been eclipsed by a combination of the advances in
cost performance at the low end of the graphics market and the adoption (by Microsoft) of
Direct3D as the standard graphics API on the Windows platform.

Direct3D offers customers many advantages. First, hardware manufacturers must conform
strictly to the Direct3D specification when they implement standard graphics features.
Compliance with this specification is enforced through the Windows Hardware Quality
Labs (WHQL) driver certification process. The rigorous test specification requires that
graphics hardware and drivers demonstrate 100% implementation of the Direct3D
specification. [u]As a result, Direct3D-compliant graphics cards ensure a high-quality
graphics experience, without the need for applications to include special profiles or case
code. Customers thus receive increased stability and reliability.[/u]

[u]Second, Direct3D graphics hardware has a wide price range, starting as low as $25.
In contrast, OpenGL requires expensive workstation hardware with prices beginning
at $500.[/u] For Autodesk Inventor customers, Direct3D lowers the cost of entry—so
more users can adopt the Inventor application for their design, engineering, and
manufacturing workflows—and allows existing users to leverage their previous
investment in graphics cards.

Third, with support for Direct3D introduced in Inventor 11, Autodesk had a full year of
product experience with Direct3D before the release of Windows Vista. Autodesk has
found that by leveraging Direct3D, Inventor implementation on Windows Vista shows
performance gains of approximately 5% when compared with Windows XP.

Finally, Autodesk has worked closely with the Microsoft Direct3D team to make sure that
Direct3D is well designed for CAD applications. Direct3D 10, the latest release of Direct3D,
is included with Windows Vista and offers a wide variety of powerful new features, many of
which were driven by the needs of high-end CAD and visualization applications. Leveraging
the Direct3D 10 next-generation platform, Autodesk will continue to build user interface
enhancements that deliver accurate and compelling visual results.

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