NVIDIA Quadro M2000 Recensie | 118 Gegevens vergelijking

The review shows that upgrading from the entry-level NVIDIA Quadro K620 to the Quadro M2000 yields the most substantial performance leap for Autodesk 3ds Max 2017, nearly doubling average viewport frame rates. The testing reveals a clear performance scaling across most benchmarks as you move up the GPU hierarchy, particularly when navigating complex models with high polygon counts, such as the 17-million-polygon P47 scene. Pros include significant viewport speed increases in Shaded and Shaded with Edged Faces modes, where the mid-range Quadro M4000 offers an additional 30% to 40% performance boost over the M2000, making it ideal for scenes around 6 million polygons. Additionally, using professional Quadro cards aligns perfectly with Autodesk's official software recommendation and support guidelines. Cons of the tested hardware setup center on diminishing financial returns and system bottlenecks in specific workflows. For instance, the ultra-high-end Quadro M6000 24GB provides minimal to no performance gains over the much cheaper M4000 in standard shaded viewports, meaning users might overspend on power they cannot utilize unless handling massive scenes exceeding 15 million polygons. Furthermore, in scenes utilizing high-resolution textures...