Is there anyone out there that owns a Quadro K4200? or any of the KX200 series?

[oo56432]

If you do tell me about it...only review I've found was (http://www.develop3d.com/reviews/Nvidia_Quadro_Maxwell_Kepler_CAD_Creo_Solidworks_CAE_iray_review). I would like to know how it performs compared to other cards you had in the past and if you've done any benchmarks tests. There is literally nothing about them on the internet besides their announcement. After posting this, this thread will be about 1 out of the 5 search results on tomshardware and 1 out of 10 globally. If you can find more reviews thanks.

 

[COCAYven]

If you do tell me about it...only review I've found was (http://www.develop3d.com/reviews/Nvidia_Quadro_Maxwell_Kepler_CAD_Creo_Solidworks_CAE_iray_review). I would like to know how it performs compared to other cards you had in the past and if you've done any benchmarks tests. There is literally nothing about them on the internet besides their announcement. After posting this, this thread will be about 1 out of the 5 search results on tomshardware and 1 out of 10 globally. If you can find more reviews thanks.

Thats because fundamentally new gen quadro cards use bad born gaming kepler chips, they will perform better than old gen since quadro driver will recognize these gaming chips with modified firmware as quadro cards, *(thus a further reason for gtx 780Ti 780 and 770 not being for sale anymore) but we all know that they are there just for few months before true maxwell 14nm will be ready for mass production.
The true problem is that its 24 months countdown for PCIe Gen4 to be in all workstations and consumer motherboards.
So dont hold your breath to see the good stuff before then.

Nvidia will definitely recycle all its bad born inventory till then to avoid losses caused by TSCM being incapable to manufacture promised 20nm tech.
If You wanna see what they do in Open CL compared to older cards take a look here.

http://compubench.com/compare.jsp