On 22/12/2013 04:35 PM, Orchid Win7 v1 wrote:
> Time to buy a new graphics card... :-(

...of course, the thing about buying a graphics card is, how much do you 
want to spend?



the same thing as I had before. But with slightly more RAM.

What exactly is the significance of the amount of on-board RAM? I 
realise it's used for holding texture data, but what happens if the data 
doesn't all fit? Does the program just point-blank refuse to work, or 
does it merely cause a reduction in performance?

For slightly less than 2x the price, I can get somewhat more than 2x the 

So, 87% more expensive, 125% faster.


yet, it produces 2,200 GFLOPS (and has twice the RAM).

Decisions, decisions...

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