ATI FireGL v3350 video card or buy a new one?
I just got a new computer and am going to be using premiere for video editing. The video card is the ATI FireGL v3350. Is this sufficient to produce quality videos? Obviously new to this. Also, if not what replacement video card should be purchased?
thanks
The video card won't affect the quality of the videos at all. You should be fine with that card.
Similar Messages
-
Which video card to buy for Mac Pro and AE CS3
I am about to purchase a new Mac Pro and am curious which video card to buy - particularly when it comes to rendering speed.
Apple offers the ATI Radeon HD 2600 XT with 256MB of GDDR3 as a standard option, with the NVIDIA GeForce 8800 GT with 512MB of GDDR3 as a $150 BTO option.
I primarily use AE CS3 using adaptive resolution in lieu of Open GL. The projects are very 3d intensive. My initial thought is that the NVIDIA card has more VRAM and would be a better pick - but would my $$$ be better off toward more RAM? Does using CS4 make a difference?
Any thoughts would be appreciated. And yes, I have searched the forums but have not found anything definitive.Personally, I'd buy more RAM. The standard display card supplied with the Mac Pro will have perfectly good specs for AE and Prem Pro.
Yes, CS4 should render faster than CS3. -
ATI 5770 1GB Video Card For Mac Pro dvi hdmi cable
I am sending video signal over a 50FT HDMI To DVI from my Mac Pro (3,1) via ATI 5770 1GB Video Card For Mac Pro (5.0 GT/s) (181062917108) and I cannot get a constant signal to my TV. The signal stays on for a few seconds or several hours or my TV (Samsung) says there is no signal or I get just a gray static screen.
I never had a problem before with my previous video card the 512MB nVidia GeForce 8800GT with a 25ft long cable. Any ideas people?A cable of about 5 meters (16 ft) can be manufactured to Category 1 specifications easily and inexpensively by using 28 AWG (0.081 mm²) conductors.[114] With better quality construction and materials, including 24 AWG (0.205 mm²) conductors, an HDMI cable can reach lengths of up to 15 meters (49 ft).[114]
from: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/HDMI
You may need a higher-quality cable or a lower resolution for your display to make this work without an HDMI Repeater. -
Hello all.
I am having trouble with my Mac Pro (circa 2008) not powering up the monitor (an Apple HD Cinema Display 23 inch).
Here's some history.
For about two weeks I was having trouble waking up the monitor from sleep. I would have to reboot the computer to see the screen.
Then the screen wouldn't wake up after many reboots. I tried the Apple Cinema Display on my MacBook Pro laptop an on an older Mac Mini. The display didn’t' work on any of them.
I then hooked up a Samsung monitor to all three computers in turn. The Samsung worked fine with each.
From that I deduced that it was Apple HD Cinema Display that was at fault.
I replaced it with one I bought from a friend - in perfect working condition.
The new Apple Display worked fine with my Mac Pro.
Problem solved - or so I thought.
Now, a few days later, I am having a repeat of the same problem. The Apple Cinema Display won't wake up.
I removed all the peripheral devices, still no joy.
I removed and reseated the video card (after blasting all with compressed air).
Still no joy.
I then removed the CalDigit FASTA-GU3 sata/USB 3 card I installed about a year ago.
Now the Apple Display came back to life.
So my question is, are there know conflicts between a CalDigit FASTA-GU3 and an ATI Radeon X1900XT video card?
If so - is there a fix?
Also open to other theories.
Other tech specs:
Mac Pro (from around 2008) 2 x 3 GHZ Quad Intel Xeon.
OSX Lion
The video card is an ATI Radeon X1900XT (512 MB)
Apple HD Cinema Display - 23 inch
Many thanks.Thanks for the info on the Expansion Slot Utility. I found it and ran it. It shows no problems. It shows the ATI Radeon X1900XT to be properly installed and running at full capacity.
I found a reliable dealer of flashed ATI Radeon 5770 cards. A couple of trusted friends have had good luck with cards from the dealer.
So I will have that on stand-by for when/if the existing card fails completely.
Thanks everyone for your input.
A -
Where can I find 24" ATI RADEON HD 4850 video card or if there is one compereble to it or does Aple replaces with new one, because ATI RADEON HD 2600 has been recognised as deffective by Apple and APPLE replaces for free. Thanks
http://www.amd.com/us/products/notebook/graphics/Pages/notebook-graphics.aspx is a starting point.
-
BIOS AGP setings for MSI6712 (KT4V-L) using ATI Radeon 9600XT video card ?
Because I am having graphic issues with Battlefield-2 since the new patch, I want to know what should be the BIOS AGP setings to go accordingly with my ATI Radeon 9600XT video card ?
I have all or part of the following BIOS AGP setings below. I picked this up on the net but I don't recall all the values I have as I am at the office right now.
**AGP timing Control**
AGP Mode: 8x <== that's what I remember having
AGP Fast Write: Enabled <== that's what I remember having
AGP Aperture Size: 256 MB <== that's what I changed it to yesterday
AGP Master 1 W/S Write: Enabled <== that's what I remember having
AGP Master 1 W/S Read: Disabled <== that's what I think I have
AGP Read Synchronization: Disabled <== don't remember what I have
PCI Delay Transaction: Enabled <== don't remember if I have itI still don't think this is mobo thing. Please use the Internet. There are lots of people having problems with the patch you mention.
One thing I come across is that you should install something called Special Forces b e f o r e you install the patch.
This is in your favourite language Swedish , it took me too long to find in English, but maybe you can find some search criteria for your own Internet search:
http://64.233.183.104/search?q=cache:ISNg7CPnQaQJ:forum.directconnect.se/archive/index.php/t-8074.html+patch+1.12+Battlefield+2&hl=sv
Adding: When searching for software or hard ware solutions to a problem, just add "problem" in the Search-for-box". -
Any opinions on if I should repair my old powerbook or just buy a new one?
Alright, here's the situation.
I have a Tipowerbook 867 (upgraded to 512 ram) that's a bit over two and a half years old. Over this two plus year period, I have used this powerbook quite a lot, pretty much every single day for several hours at a minimum. Well, the other day when I was picking it up off a chair, it half slipped out of my hand, and before I could catch it the left hinge hit the floor pretty good, and the little part of the hinge that goes up into the display is now pulled out, and the hinge does not rotate. This also exacerbated some small stress cracks in the light grey outer case of the bottom part right beneath the same hinge. Apple gave me a quote of about 600 dollars to fix it. I also plan to call around to some third party places to see if they can do it cheaper, but do not expect it to be less then 3-400 to get it fixed. If I did get it fixed, I would also want to buy a new battery as well (a cost of around $120), as the one I have currently is at 581 cycles, and does not last very long any more. This computer also has little things wrong that don't bother me overly much, but I still notice from time to time, like 2 or 3 little scratches on the screen and one longer one, plus it seems to have gained a dead pixel or two recently.
Now, the decision I'm trying to make is whether it would be better to get this one repaired, or whether to just try and sell it for whatever it gets (a couple hundred dollars plus, I figure?), and buy one of the new 1.67ghz modals for $1899 (including apple care)taxa gig of ram.
If I got the current one repaired, I could see it lasting another 6 months or year, but probably not longer then that. The advantages I see in the new one are:
Double the processor speed,
Quadruple the graphics card memory,
Triple the ram (I sometimes feel like this one has too little, but don't want to put more in it cause I'd have to trash one of the sticks in it, which reduces the net gain quite a bit, so I figure I'll just stick another gig in the new one, if I get it)
the bigger screen res (I use the entire screen most of the time currently, and I have good eyesight, so I see this as a good thing)
The larger HD (not a big deal, but I have been running into the upper limit of this one from time to time, but not without crap I can delete to free up space)
The stuff like the firewire 800 port, usb 2.0 port, and airport extreme card I see as nice, but not a real big deal to me, as I probably wouldn't get much use out of them in the near future.
The two finger scrolling thing might be helpful, but I use a little shareware program called sidetrack currently, which gives me similar results.
The powerbooks were updated recently, and so will probably remain current a little bit longer.
It seems like a decent time in regard to the intel transition, since most (or at least some) of the bugs and incompatibilities will probably be worked out by the time I need to buy a new one.
So, I see lots of pluses to getting a new one, but am not sure if there are 13 or 14 hundred dollars worth of plusses.
If I do get a new computer, it will definitely be a powerbook, because I love being able to spend most of my time on the computer from my bed, and also being able to go upstairs and sit next to my dad on the couch and surf the web from there, and an ibook wouldn't do it for me, since I use the entire screen currently for various programs.
The programs that I use most frequently are things like safari, ichat, mail, word, etc, but I do acquire a penchant for game playing from time to time, and suspect that this might make a resurgence if I did buy a new one--it would be nice to be able to play something like America's Army or UT2k4 with an actually playable frame rate (I don't even really care about the quality of the graphics, as long as it's playable).
I also have considered trying out things like 3d modeling and messing about with imovie to see what I came up with, but am not sure how much those would benefit from the new computer.
I am currently a freshman at a local junior college, and think it's fairly likely that I'll transfer to a four year collage down the road in 2-3 years.
So basically, my decision comes down to this: Do I repair this one, and hope it lasts 6-12 months more, at which point I probably buy the current 15" powerbook, or do I spring for the new one now, and hope it serves my needs for the next 3 or so years down the road.
I'm sort of drawn to the new one, but also can't see anything terribly wrong with this one, and think that it might serve the majority of my needs (but possibly fewer of my wants) for a year or so to come.
The money is not a huge issue to me, I'll have to pay it sometime, and I was already planning to try to get a side job refereeing fencing tournaments for a bit of extra cash.
The way I lean on this decision depends on when you ask me, it varies from really deciding that I'd like and enjoy the new one to feeling like it would be kind of silly and it would be better to wait, but not liking having to repair this one to gain back what I already had.
Anybody have any helpful suggestions or comments that might help to tip me one direction or the other?
-Larry
P.S. Thanks for reading my somewhat long winded post, I'm the kind of person who really likes trying to quantify everything I can, and so I did.Ok.
For starters, there is a Titanium thread, where you can get some more help, but my main Mac is a Ti, so let's get to it.
the hinge does not rotate
This is common on older TiBooks. I pray everytime I open mine.
to be less then 3-400 to get it fixed
Seems about right.
sell it for whatever it gets
Ebay is the place to go for current value on older technology. You will get the best price there as well. Look around eBay for similar models, with hinge damage like yours.
Frankly, the new Powerbooks are really nice. My roomate has one, and they are much studier than these TiBooks. You will not be disappointed. I would wait until MacExpo the 2nd week of January to see what Apple has to pull out of their hat as far as possible Powerbook or iBook options. No one knows for sure what--if any--new products will be released in the near future.
Larry, what do you do on the Mac? What do you need from it? You can pick up an iBook for as little as $999. You can also look online at the Apple Store refurbs (A link on the Apple Store site will take you there) for cheaper models.
I think your Ti has seen a good life... I vote for moving on.
iSMH -
burner not working, 8.98 GB free, can this 2003/2004 imac model be cleaned for better use or will I continue to have problems? Do I need to just buy a new one? I remember with a PC being able to defrag.
You could buy an external dvd/cd drive.
Suggest other world computing.
You need to delete some files. Many posters to these forums state that you need much more free space: 5 gig to 10 gig or 10 percent of you hd size.
(0)
Be careful when deleting files. A lot of people have trashed their system when deleting things. Place things in trash. Reboot & run your applications. Empty trash.
Go after large files that you have created & know what they are. Do not delete small files that are in a folder you do not know what the folder is for. Anything that is less than a megabyte is a small file these days.
(1)
Run
OmniDiskSweeper
"The simple, fast way to save disk space"
OmniDiskSweeper is now free!
http://www.omnigroup.com/applications/omnidisksweeper/download/
This will give you a list of files and folders sorted by size. Go after things you know that are big.
(2)
This will save you a gig of space.
Monolingual is a program for removing unnecessary language resources from Mac OS X,in order to reclaim several hundred megabytes of disk space. It requires at least Mac OS X 10.3.9 (Panther) and also works on Mac OS X 10.4 (Tiger). It worked for me on 10.4
http://monolingual.sourceforge.net/
A detailed write-up on how to use Monolingual:
http://www.jklstudios.com/misc/monolingual.html
(3)
These pages have some hints on freeing up space:
http://thexlab.com/faqs/freeingspace.html
http://www.macmaps.com/diskfull.html
(4)
Buy an external firewire harddrive.
(5)
Buy a flash card. -
I highly doubt there's a solution besides buying a new one, but.......
I have an 80 GB classic. I've had it for about eight months, and before that I had a 60 GB video for 3 years. My iPod is used in my daily routine (going to work, at my desk at work, going home, 5 days a week, so obviously I try to take care of it. I don't care if the back of it gets scratched (so yes, I do not have a carrying/protective case - at work it's either in my iHome or my pocket). On one fateful day about a month and a half ago, I my phone, iPod, bag, keys, and mail in my hands and I was in hurry and the out of all things, the iPod slipped out of my fingers and fell to the ground. None of the casing broke (it actually only got a tiny piece of paint off on one of the corners), but the software was obviously affected. This same thing happened with my old one and I just dealt with it for about a year and a half before it got too slow to handle. Now, now, it is slow to react to finger pressure on the wheel. It seems to have anywhere from a half second to 3 or 4 second delay on the wheel and buttons (^v). Sometimes it's like playing a blindfolded game of tag when trying to pick an artist because it seems the wheel has lost its sensitivity. It's not nearly as bad as my old one was, but it's still noticeable annoyance. Is there any way possible to solve this without having to buy a new one again?
Also, on an unrelated question, how do you eliminate the genre section in iTunes 8? I've heard people say to put: defaults write com.apple.iTunes show-genre-when-browsing -bool FALSE - in the terminal. Can someone fill me in on what the terminal is? Also, is it dangerous to do?
Thank youRegarding the iPod, if a reset/restore don't work it out, it sounds like it might just be in need of service/replacement.
Terminal is a utility on the Mac operating system... one might relate it to the command prompt in Windows, for lack of better description ideas. So, in any case, according to your signature it wouldn't really apply to your computer. What exactly do you want to do when you say 'eliminate the genre section' in iTunes? You can turn that column off in iTunes by going to View > View Options and unchecking it. Or, if you're using album view in iTunes, you can just click the Artist or Album box at the top, rather than displaying Genre images.
CG -
Good day, tell me what to do iphone 4s bought preowned raised to 7.2 firmware but it requires aktivatsyi apple id but I do not know it because they do not buy a new one. and contact the seller lost in what to do now tell me?
There is no way around the activation lock. You apparently decided to use the phone with someone else's ID set up for an iCloud (and find my iPhone) account before updating. Since Find My iPhone was active, updating to iOS 7 has automatically turned on the activation lock. If you do not have the Apple ID and password that were previously used, then the phone is now useless. You can't activate it without that informaion.
Talk to whoever you bought the phone from if you can. If you can't, buy a new phone. -
I am moving to Europe - can I bring my Verizon iphone 5 or should I buy a new one there?
Hello,
I am moving to Europe, specificaly France, soon and would like to know if I should bring my Verizon iphone 5, or just buy a new one there, since I will have to start a new contract with a European phone company while I am there. I haven't bought my new iphone 5 yet (because I am waiting for this answer) but my mother is alligble for an upgrade with her Verizon account and can get a brand new Verizon iphone 5 for a great deal. She was going to give it to me, but I am leaving for France in 3 months where I will be living there for at least a year. I was going to just purchase a new iphone 5 with one of the European phone companies (like Orange or Vodaphone, ect.) since I will be getting a good deal on them too (when signing up for a new contract), but if the Verizon iphone will work exactly the same over in Europe, I would rather get it now. Either way, I will be spending about the same amount of money. Will I be restricted somehow using a US iphone 5 in Europe, or are the US iphone 5's any different from the iphone 5's in Europe (or tide to European phone companies? Do they offer an insurance plan? (I'm not sure if this even exists in the US. I will be a new iphone user!) I'm just curious what which iphone will be more efficitant to use, since I will be spending most of my time in Europe.
I appreciate you answer!!Click on the links on the right for some good information. The only concern is that a phone purchased in the States will only be seviced for any repairs in the States. You will not have any warranty coverage in France.
-
My laptop is broken and I don't want to buy a new one. Is there any way to retrieve all of my music on itunes via my ipad and can I manage my itunes account only on my ipad?
Ladymac33 wrote:
My laptop is broken and I don't want to buy a new one.
Okay, that's your choice.
Ladymac33 wrote:
Is there any way to retrieve all of my music on itunes via my ipad and can I manage my itunes account only on my ipad?
Is the media already on the iPad? If not, iTunes purchases can be redownloaded if they are still available in iTunes. Non-iTunes purchases would need to be synced from iTunes on a computer. -
I had an HP laptop with Itunes on it and kept my library on an external hard drive. I had a 160gb classic Ipod.
My computer died and i am buying a new one (mac is out of budget)
When I get my new computer, obviously I will download Itunes. My Ipod still has all the music on it and the external hard drive is ok.
I don't want to "erase" or lose any information when I sync with a new itunes that is "empty"
What are the steps? After I download Itunes and set the folder location to my external harddrive what is next? Will Itunes recognize my IPOD? Will it load the music/list from my ipd or external into itunes?
Thanks in advanceThe following user tip is worth checking through:
Recovering your iTunes library from your iPod or iOS device -
My iphone was stolen. If i buy a new one and to register with the same Apple ID, my photos will be recovered in the new device?
If you have a backup of the old phone that backup contains camera roll photos. Restore from that backup to get your camera roll photos back
-
I have 2 ipods,one for music and the other for old time radio shows.Each had their own file.My computer crashed and I had to buy a new one.Now both ipod files are merged into one.How do I seperate them on the computer?
Hi Craig
Unfortunately, in your case, there isn't really a way to separate them as far as I can think.
You could try restoring from a backup, and choosing an older backup perhaps
Cheers
Maybe you are looking for
-
Hello Experts, My BW system is connected to a SRM system. In a confirmation details report, the Confirmation Number is not appearing for the Purchase Order Number. I have checked in the back-end and the Confirmation exists for the particular PO, in t
-
PI 7.1 problems publishing a WSDL of a sender soap adapter
We have upgraded our dev system from XI 3.0 to PI 7.1 and now I'm facing a problem with SOAP adapter. I have searched for answers here for a while but couldnu2019t find them. That why I start an own thread. I thought with PI 7.1 it is very easy to pu
-
hi, I was trying to update my iPhone 3gS but when I turn it on again iTunes send me a message that says error 3194 occurs, please help me!!
-
Hi guys. Im trying to setup two cisco ise appliances. Primary and Seconadary. Everything is fine. I import the self signed cert from the secodary to primary and life is good. But... I though if i make the secondary node PRIMARY only for MONITORING it
-
I have setup an extended network in my home using an Airport Extreme and an Airport Express. The Extreme is connected directly to the FiOS modem and the Express is being used as the extender. The nework is setup fine, but my devices (MBA, iPhone, iPa