Find the electrical engineering department's digital logic lab at your school. Chances are it has FPGA development boards in it. The difference between those educational boards and this one is that this board has 2 DVI outputs many DDR sdram chips and a PCI interface. That's pretty much it.
Oh yeah, and chances are if your college is worth its' salt, the CS department has a high-end nVidia Quadro that costs the same or more than this card.
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Hope to see one of those at my college some day, because that'll be the only way I'll ever lay my hands on a video card THAT expensive...
Find the electrical engineering department's digital logic lab at your school. Chances are it has FPGA development boards in it. The difference between those educational boards and this one is that this board has 2 DVI outputs many DDR sdram chips and a PCI interface. That's pretty much it.
Oh yeah, and chances are if your college is worth its' salt, the CS department has a high-end nVidia Quadro that costs the same or more than this card.
Like this one, for example:
http://store.nvidia.com/DRHM/servlet/ControllerServlet?Action=DisplayProductDetailsPage&SiteID=nvidia&Locale=en_US&Env=BASE&productID=67049700
And yes, it might be able to play Crysis, but it'd rather do more interesting things like curing cancer.