quick info needed - shared graphic card memory

Discussion in 'Photoshop Tutorials' started by [.:whammy:.], Dec 26, 2004.

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    [.:whammy:.] Guest

    hi all! it's a question to all laptop users - do you feel inconvenient
    to work in photoshop while using a laptop with a graphic card
    which uses computer's RAM memory? Is it really a big deal in
    that type of work? or only the difference is noticeable in games?

    please answer me quick :eek:)

    best wishes,

    ---------------------------------------------[.:whammy:.]
     
    [.:whammy:.], Dec 26, 2004
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    Drill Guest

    Hello,
    I've got a P4 2GHz laptop, and photosop works well on it... even CS.
    Bye
    ++drill
     
    Drill, Dec 27, 2004
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    Gadgets Guest

    Hard to judge levels/colour accurately on LCD/TFT, but for most purposes
    it's fine. Carry a mouse with you for the precise work!

    Cheers, Jason
    Photo folio:
    http://gadgetaus.com/photos
     
    Gadgets, Dec 27, 2004
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    Hunt Guest

    For very basic, non-critical PS work, my Toshiba 3.4GHz/2GB RAM, shared 128MB
    vid-RAM works fine, even with limited HDD real estate.

    As others have stated, the monitor is probably the weakest link, but then I
    just send the images to the workstations for output.

    Hunt
     
    Hunt, Dec 27, 2004
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