Pny Nvidia Quadro Fx4800 For Mac
Nvidia on Monday announced that their high-end graphics card is now available for the Mac. The card is coming in May, 2009 and will be available for $1800 from Apple and select Mac resellers and workstation integrators. Nvidia's Quadro products are aimed at high-performance computational analysis and professional 3D visualization - architects, digital artists, medical scientists and others.
Nvidia Quadro Fx 4800 Benchmark
Under the hood is a 1.5GB of graphics memory and memory bandwidth of up to 76.8 GB/sec. It features two Dual Link DVI connectors, suitable for connecting to 30-inch displays, as well as a three-pin mini-DIN connector for working with stereoscopic glasses.
Supporting Nvidia's CUDA's parallel computing technology, the Quadro can also be used to accelerate complex computational problems. CUDA is a precursor to the OpenCL technology Apple will introduce with the release of Mac OS X 10.6 'Snow Leopard.' The board is also supported by Boot Camp, as well, so it works with 3D software designed to run on Windows. Nvidia indicates that the Quadro FX 4800 for Mac will also be available through its channel partners - PNY Technologies for the United States and Europe, the Middle East and Africa, Leadteck for Asia and Pacific regions, and Elsa for Japan. This story, 'Nvidia Offers Quadro FX 4800 Card for Mac' was originally published.
NVIDIA Quadro FX 4800 for Mac ProThe 2009 Mac Pros don't have a great range of graphics cards to choose from. You can go for the cut-down GeForce GT 120 or the more advanced Radeon 4870, and that's it unless you plump for an older card (not to mention of course the fact that you must buy one card for every Mini DisplayPort monitor you own, which screws up FCP). There's now another one to choose from - the. It's incredibly powerful with 1.5 GB of memory, 192 CUDA parallel processing cores (!) and 76.8 GB/sec memory bandwidth. But its price tag matches its capabilities - $1799. I would not actually recommend this for ProApp use, as the Quadros have not traditionally been optimized for Core Image operations (not to mention the small number of ProApps that utilize the GPU significantly) so a lot of that power goes to waste in Final Cut Studio.
However, this card is often used for 3D modeling and visualization tasks. Why was this not released with the 2009 Mac Pros? One explanation could be the fact it requires OS X 10.5.7 which has not been released yet.
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Quadro Fx 4800 Driver
The card is scheduled to be released in May, which suggests 10.5.7 would also be released around that time too. It is compatible with the 2008 and 2009 Mac Pros.
Nvidia Quadro Fx 4800 Mac
Apple have not announced anything on their site so it remains to be seen if there will be a BTO option. Interestingly, NVIDIA's site only mentions Dual-Link DVI as a display option and does not mention Mini DisplayPort at all.