NVIDIA rolls out Quadro FX 4800 graphics card for Mac Pro users
By Donald Melanson 
posted April 20th 2009 6:05PM
posted April 20th 2009 6:05PM
Been itching to add an $1,800 graphics card to your shiny new Mac Pro? Then you're in luck, as NVIDIA has now finally made its high-end Quadro FX 4800 graphics card available to Mac users, just a few short months after PC folk first got their hands on it. Of course the core specs of the card remain unchanged, and include a 1.5GB frame buffer with memory bandwidth up to 76.8 GB/sec, a pair of dual-link DVI connectors with some added support for 3D stereo glasses, 192 stream processors, a maximum power consumption of 150W, and some Boot Camp support right out of the gate. You'll still have to wait a tiny bit longer to check out all that for yourself, however, as the first cards apparently won't be available until some time next month.
And yet the Quadro FX 5800 for pc's
http://www.tomshardware.com/news/nvidia-quadro-fx-5800,6580.html
The reason why this card are so expensive is due to being a specialized card. This does not mean its better or worst, it just means that these cards are meant for high end professional graphics similar to ati's firegl cards.
about the guy that said efi vs legacy bios is better. The reason why efi might not take off on pc's because the bios that we have for years just works. Not to mention having the ability to overclock your hardware.
EFi is nothing more than a proprietary piece of crap that you can't even gain access too.
Pc's FTW!. Not too mention Gaming cards are now coming out with 4GBof GDDR5. Quadro only has GDDR3 LOL. But hey remember this is not a GAMING CARD.
Doesn't matter it'll just go up in smoke like all the nvidia crap more baked apples all is goodQQ