GTX1080 & Quadro K2200

[jbar402]

Does using a GTX1080 along with a Quadro K2200 make any difference in video editing and graphics creating with the Adobe Suite? 

The computer set up would a be i7-6850K, 64GB DDR4, Samsung 850 Pro. The rest is up in the air as for specific parts. My main question, is would using dual graphic help with any performance or just end up eating up some of the power bill and creating more heat? 

[Electronics Wizardy]

It won't make it any faster, probably slower due to how abobe doesn't do that well with dual gpu's.

 

 

For the setup, id get a 6800k instead of a 6850k, you getting nothing for the extra 200.

[Energycore]

There are better SSDs than the 850 Pro. MyDigitalSSD's BPX is an MLC, NVMe drive that outperforms all the competition in its price class. For a bit more, the 950 or 960 Pro are the best you can get.

[SeanAngelo]

12 minutes ago, jbar402 said:

Does using a GTX1080 along with a Quadro K2200 make any difference in video editing and graphics creating with the Adobe Suite? 

The computer set up would a be i7-6850K, 64GB DDR4, Samsung 850 Pro. The rest is up in the air as for specific parts. My main question, is would using dual graphic help with any performance or just end up eating up some of the power bill and creating more heat? 

get a 6800k instead and save the extra cash saved on something else. but i'd rather go with an nvme ssd for faster reads/writes.

 

as for the gpu, i'd go with a 1080, it might perform a little better. and you can do gaming on the side if you go with the 1080.

[AdamH96]

the only thing that k2200 is going to do for you is output true 10bit colour, but if you don't have a 10bit display there is zero reason for a second card. To my knowledge Adobe suit only uses one card, or similar cards (2x 1080s,or 2x k2200) i think.