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    Is nvidia 7300 good enough for multimedia works and photo editing?

    Discussion in 'Gaming (Software and Graphics Cards)' started by Bryce, Apr 26, 2006.

  1. Bryce

    Bryce Notebook Enthusiast

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    I wonder if I do a lot of complex photo editing like photoshop and Cad, would I need to have a high-end video card to do those works. I do a lot of video editing but not gaming. I wonder if the nvidia go7300 is good enough to do all those works with flying colour result.

    Pls help me anyone.
     
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    Are you doing these tasks now on your current computer?

    For video/photo editing you do not need a video card at all, even integrated graphics would be fine, so the Go7300 is more than enough. I don't believe CAD requires a high-end GPU, so you should be fine with the Go7300 there as well, but I'll let someone else comment on that part because I am not 100% sure.
     
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    Bryce Notebook Enthusiast

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    I dun believe that someone would reply me that quick. Anyway, thanks for the quick reply Chaz. As for your question, I'm using all these tasks regulary on a daily basis. And I'm pretty fuzzy about my photo calibrating on my screen. If the colour fails me when editing photo. I probably will end up in doing all the works over which I really want to avoid it.
     
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    It might just be the display - it sound like you would benefit from seeing the notebook in person so you can judge the screen before you buy.

    The Go7300 won't have any problems as far as video quality is concerned, nor color. I would go and update the drivers for the video card you have in your machine currently.

    Chaz
     
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    thanks for replying guys. I really appreciate it.
     
    Bryce, Apr 26, 2006
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