I'm putting together a new computer for DAW and Xite-1 use. It'll run Windows 7 32bit until 64bit drivers are available for Xite-1.
Are there any known compatibility issues with brands of graphics cards and the Xite-1? Or doesn't it matter?
Thanks
Any particular graphics card with Xite-1?
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Re: Any particular graphics card with Xite-1?
it's not super critical. i wouldn't get the most awesome gaming card for a daw. such a card would be a waste of money. i suggest a lower to mid priced n-vidia card, the work great and are cheap. there's really not much benefit to spending much over $100 and a $75 card works just fine, unless the computer's for hard core gaming. i usually use EVGA and have never had a problem. Matrox is always a good choice, too.
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Re: Any particular graphics card with Xite-1?
Thanks Gary. I'm glad that there's no major issuesgaryb wrote:it's not super critical. i wouldn't get the most awesome gaming card for a daw. such a card would be a waste of money. i suggest a lower to mid priced n-vidia card, the work great and are cheap. there's really not much benefit to spending much over $100 and a $75 card works just fine, unless the computer's for hard core gaming. i usually use EVGA and have never had a problem. Matrox is always a good choice, too.
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Re: Any particular graphics card with Xite-1?
I use a good old matrox with triple head output 
wouldn't change it for any multi-giga-octo-sli-cuda-hovercraft-fanned nvidia
wouldn't change it for any multi-giga-octo-sli-cuda-hovercraft-fanned nvidia