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The rate limiting step might be your CPU/hard disc arrangement rather than
the video card, depending on how Cellquest deals with large files. Before
you buy a new card it might be worth seeing what happens if you pull the
files off a RAM disc. It would definitely be worthwhile trying out any
accelerated card before you buy it.
Ray
At 1:37 pm -0500 2/4/97, Pizzo,Eugene wrote:
>Colleagues,
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>We have a Mac workstation, a 9500/200 with a
>ATI Mach64 Video card with 2MB VRAM.
>One of the users here has notoriously dense
>files - 4MB each, collection of a million events
>each file. She would like things to whip across
>the screen. So my question is, can anyone tell me
>how I would be best served, upgrade with 2 more
>MB of VRAM or a better videocard? Could anyone
>recommend a videocard for under 1000.00?
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>We're using CellQuest for analysis.
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>Thanks- Gene Pizzo
Ray Hicks
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