QUADRO 5000 DRIVERS
QUADRO 5000 FULL

QUADRO 5000 DRIVERS

Performance drivers are available for AutoCAD, and in early August an accelerated driver for Autodesk 3ds Max is expected to be available for download. The Quadro 5000 can process 920 million triangles per second - more than three times the 300 million processed by the Quadro FX 4800.Дriver support is provided for 32- and 64-bit versions of Microsoft Windows 7, Windows Vista, Windows XP, and Linux (full OpenGL implementation with NVIDIA and ARB extensions), as well as Solaris.

You'll also find support for Error Correcting Code (ECC) that can be enabled with fast double precision. It also supports OpenGL 4, Shader Model 5.0, and DirectX 11. The Quadro 5000 supports 30-bit color displays such as the HP DreamColor monitors that display more than a billion simultaneous colors. Optional components for the Quadro 5000 are 3D Vision Pro glasses, a GSync module, and an HD-SDI capture/output connector. Memory bandwidth is rated at 120 GB per second.

QUADRO 5000 FULL

You'll find 352 CUDA cores in the Quadro 5000, a 320-bit memory interface, and 2.5 GB of GDDR5 memory - a full gigabyte more than the Quadro FX 4800. Pros: Quiet fast (particularly when using the NVIDIA performance drivers) stable. It boasts 2.5 GB of onboard GDDR5 memory. The NVIDIA Quadro 5000 is among the first of the Quadro line that is based on the company's new Fermi architecture. I have heard of heating problems associated with the Fermi architecture cards, but none were evident during the course of my tests, indicating that the active thermal solution for the Quadro 5000 is effective. It has one dual-link DVI-I connector, two DisplayPort connectors, and a single stereo connector. Measuring 4.376' wide x 9.75' long, it requires a single PCI Express 2.0 x 16 slot but occupies the space of two slots.

The NVIDIA Quadro 5000 is a double-width graphics card. In addition to dropping the 'FX' designation, the Quadro 5000 differs from its predecessor in a number of ways. NVIDIA Quadro 5000 26 Jul, 2010 By: Ron LaFon Cadalyst Labs Review: New 'ultrahigh-end' graphics card is so fast that it should pay for itself quickly.Д«ased on NVIDIA's new Fermi architecture and part of the new group of professional graphics cards that the company classifies as 'ultrahigh-end,' the Quadro 5000 graphics card introduced today succeeds the company's speedy and deservedly popular Quadro FX 4800.