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From: John Tserkezis on 13 Mar 2010 08:00
On 13/03/2010 9:50 PM, terryc wrote:

> Although, Quadro implies Four to me.
> (perhaps you need two of them for four).

In this case, two.

The Quadro range is nVidia's range of cards aimed at the desktop CAD
market. As opposed to their GeForce range, which is aimed at the game
market.

The Quadro concentrates on rendering accuracy, while the GeForce more
on speed and frame rate (while intelligently sacrificing some rendering
to achieve the speed).

They're interchangable, but you'll lose out on certain things if you
pick the less ideal range depending on what you're doing.

Relatively speaking the P150 is rather dated now, and relatively
sluggish. But that's like saying the 486 is rather dated compared to
what you can buy now.

If it's going into an old machine, then I suppose it won't matter.
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