NVIDIA Quadro2 Go Review
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Digit-Life has posted a review on the NVIDIA Quadro2 Go
The NVIDIA Quadro2 Go is a hybrid of a professional and mobile graphics solution. As we may suspect, such development costs NVIDIA only a certification of professional drivers for the GeForce2 Go, which we have already written about. But such certification of drivers for basic professional packets, correspondence to the OpenGL 1.3 standard and some hardware standards (SpeedStep, ACPI etc.) costs much and brings problems. Besides, the company also had to develop these drivers. But in this case it wasn´t a problem: the drivers are standard and changes are not great as compared with Quadro MXR. In fact, an identification chip code is different. And that´s all. All professional possibilities are enabled in the drivers on a program level, and there is even a utility which can get drivers identify any card based on GeForce 256/2/3 chip as a corresponding professional model.
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The NVIDIA Quadro2 Go is a hybrid of a professional and mobile graphics solution. As we may suspect, such development costs NVIDIA only a certification of professional drivers for the GeForce2 Go, which we have already written about. But such certification of drivers for basic professional packets, correspondence to the OpenGL 1.3 standard and some hardware standards (SpeedStep, ACPI etc.) costs much and brings problems. Besides, the company also had to develop these drivers. But in this case it wasn´t a problem: the drivers are standard and changes are not great as compared with Quadro MXR. In fact, an identification chip code is different. And that´s all. All professional possibilities are enabled in the drivers on a program level, and there is even a utility which can get drivers identify any card based on GeForce 256/2/3 chip as a corresponding professional model.
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