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The funny thing is that my experience with Quadro chips and gaming is that support is pretty much non-existant, even on Windows. My work laptop has a Quadro GP
by cube13 14y ago
The funny thing is that my experience with Quadro chips and gaming is that support is pretty much non-existant, even on Windows.
My work laptop has a Quadro GPU, and I did try Starcraft 2 on it. SC2 wouldn't actually recognize the chipset, so I was set on very low settings.
- bd 14y agoDid you try using official Nvidia drivers [1] (as opposed to notebook creator supplied ones)? I have been using Quadros for long time (multiple generations, currently on Thinkpad with Quadro 2000M) and I never had any issue with games. Both compatibility and performance wise for me Quadros have been more or less equivalent to corresponding GeForce cards. I do however always try to use the latest drivers from Nvidia and I turned off Optimus in BIOS. [1] http://www.nvidia.com/Download/Find.aspx http://www.nvidia.com/Download/Find.aspx
- ahelwer 14y agoI have a Quadro Plex and Crysis 2 wouldn't recognize it, then crashed when I tried to start the game.
- cube13 14y agoUnfortunately, since it's not my own personal hardware and I really don't need any graphics past an X terminal and Visual Studio to do my job, I'm not really willing to muck with the drivers.