Good gpu for CAD Design

[007agentHP]

Hello, since i just became a team leader in my robotics team, i was put to do CAD Design in things like solid works, AutoCAD, inventor, etc.... i was looking for a workstation gpu to be able to speed up the process on those. i have a budget of $400 US Dollars to get one. i want to go for a k2000, but i want some help in choosing the best card for my needs, Thank You!

[Blackie Sheen]

At a 400$ price range, I would go for a consumer card. Why, you may ask? Because consumer cards have a much better value in terms of compute. A quadro probably costs 2 to 3 times as much simply for the buisiness class support. For that price range, I think a gtx 970 would be a good call. Its got way more cuda cores, overall better compute, more vram. The only thing that the quadro has is double point precision and the buisiness class support

[007agentHP]

At a 400$ price range, I would go for a consumer card. Why, you may ask? Because consumer cards have a much better value in terms of compute. A quadro probably costs 2 to 3 times as much simply for the buisiness class support. For that price range, I think a gtx 970 would be a good call. Its got way more cuda cores, overall better compute, more vram. The only thing that the quadro has is double point precision and the buisiness class support

well, if a consumer card is what it needs, then hows my titan black? because in my setup im running a i5 titan black, how would that perform?

[Blackie Sheen]

well, if a consumer card is what it needs, then hows my titan black? because in my setup im running a i5 titan black, how would that perform?

A titan black would be awesome. Way better than what I proposed. Stay with that. The titan black is basicly a quadro k6000 with normal customer support and geforce drivers by default. Its going to be a beast. It even has double point precision if I remember well if that needed.