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This is to check if the graphics card on your PC meets the minimum requirements. This is for P2 Machines article lists the requirements and supported GPUs for a PC in order to run InSpec. |
A graphics card from one of the supported GPU brands as well as a G3D Mark score of more than 1000 is required to run InSpec.
The website PassMark lists many graphics cards GPUs with the performance score “G3D Mark”:
https://www.videocardbenchmark.net/GPU_mega_page.html
A graphics card with a G3D Mark score of more than 1000 is required to run InSpec.
Supported graphics cards are:
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AMD “Radeon” HD series like 5700 or better
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Nvidia “GeForce” 450 or better
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Supported GPU brands are NVidia and AMD (ATI).
The following models are examples of supported graphics cards that meet the minimum requirements:
AMD Radeon HD [>5][>700]
NVidia GeForce [>4][>50]
NVidia Quadro FX4800, K1100M, 2000M, M500M or better
The names in “ “ can be searched in the Videocard Name field on PassMark in combination with a value of 1000 for the G3D Mark in order to filter appropriate cards:
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Intel GPUs are not supported, regardless of the G3D score. |
The italicized names can be searched in the “Videocard Name” field on PassMark in combination with a value of 1000 for the G3D Mark in order to filter appropriate cards:
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Note that a G3D score of 1000 is a minimumvalue. Hardware selected to meet but not exceed the minimum specifications should be assumed to reflect minimal workflows. If the intent is to use high-resolution / multi-monitor setups, programs with high feature counts, or visualize large, dense point clouds, the GPU should be selected to reflect these workflows by suitably exceeding the minimum specifications.