Silvernine
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*hint *hintA hint to all video card 'testers', you should test all types of games, then test video editing systems, cad/cam, photo editing etc. Only then will you be able to give the buying public a real hands on evaluation of the new card.
I think you may be looking at workstation cards. Sure these cards can do those tasks as well but when you're into the business of doing those kind of work like CAM/CAD and such, you're looking at workstations cards for the thorough testing, certifications, and high focus on accuracy over speed (on certain models there are even ECC RAM for very high reliability of data).
These cards are more focus on gamers where speed of polygon generation is more important than their accuracy. Therefore it makes sense the testing benchmarks here are all about games since this is exactly the market these cards are aiming for.
In case of workstation cards, you have quite a variety too. From NVIDIA, you have the Quadro and Tesla series. From AMD, you have the FirePro series. There are plenty of reviews for them all.
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