Graphics card for new monitor

[robert_harvey4]

<p>I have a Dell U2410 coming and want to get a new graphics card for photo editing, any suggestions?<br>

Also any suggestions on calibration software for the U2410?</p>

[frank_skomial]

<p>Most of currently on the market graphics cards provide an array of picture resolutions and adjustments, that would possibly cover and exceed your monitor requirements.</p>

<p>For static picture editing, try first the card you have in your computer. </p>

<p>It would be more meaningful to recommend a video card for a specific computer, and not for the monitor. </p>

[patricklavoie]

<p>any new video card should do.. dvi / vga connection is pretty standard. On mac, what you have on board on any 5 years old til today system (and maybe way older than that) will do.</p>

<p>Theres no *calibration software* that work alone.. you need a device such as a spider3 pro or i1Display pro to calibrated it correctly.</p>

[bob_himmelright]

<p>Even though I use ATI/AMD cards as a matter of preference, you might be better suited by nvidia cards if your PC will primarily be for photo and video editing. Look on adobe's website for which models can be used for PS and Premier's GPU acceleration.</p>