Graphic/video card... is it really needed gud sa photo editing?

[P-Chan]

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unsa inyu mga opinions

[brownie]

4-way titan sli mao nay gamit sa mga pros. hehe

[Echelnalf]

Nope. Not really. Well depende ra sad sa gamit na application.

[narfnarf]

kung photoshop ra imu gamit ts, di na cguro. onboard/stock nga videocard pyter na. RAM and HDD for scratchdisk lang cguro e.upgrade.

[vernie]

Kung ang imong pasabot makatabang ba ang higher specs of video card or graphics card, mag depende na sa software nga imong gigamit kung mo gamit sya sa graphics processor other than your main processor for more processing power. Sa mga bag-ong software, some of them take advantage of OpenCL. From https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/OpenCL, Open Computing Language (OpenCL) is a framework for writing programs that execute across heterogeneous platforms consisting of central processing units (CPUs), graphics processing units (GPUs), digital signal processors (DSPs), field-programmable gate arrays (FPGAs) and other processors.

More processors, the faster the program can get the job done. A good example that uses OpenCL is Aftershot Pro but it can also get the job done fast without OpenCL enabled. Know your software features and what is being supported before getting another graphics card.

[sleepyantz]

ang ma observe nako usually sa mga video card reviews kay ang rendering niya sa effects in photoshop kay mas pas2, like applying effects to multiple layers and stuff. i usually go for nvidia man tungod sa iyang cuda cores which is supported by adobe. para nako maka tabang ang video card if mag edit ka ug grabe ka dagko na files and daghan na layers sa PS. nindot pud tong suggestion na scratch disk gamit pud na siya kaau