Hi zechsword – As everyone else here has already mentioned, the two cards you’re asking about are workstation cards and not intended for gaming. Technically speaking, they should be fast enough and powerful enough to run the game, however, the issue comes in the form of drivers. Nvidia considers these cards to be a “professional” line of cards designed for the creation of games: Autocad, 3D Studio Max, Maya… etc etc. As such, they have tailored their drivers to be specific to those needs.
They then created a separate series of cards designed to function in gaming. This is the more commonly known “Geforce” series. These cards have drivers tailored to gaming, performance and general everyday use.
Now it is possible to get an Quadro or the FirePro cards to play some games but this is only done through third party drivers that circumvent the intended function of the card to boost gaming performance. There isn’t a driver from Nvidia that does this and if you check on nvidia.com’s own forums, they state these cards are not intended for gaming for this very specific reason.
As Nvidia does not consider these cards to be “gaming cards” most software companies do not run hardware and compatibility checks for them. As such, even a game that was running off this card could suddenly be prevented from playing when a new patch hits as the developers never took into consideration someone would try using this for their game.
tl;dr – Workstation cards do not meet min specs – invest in a laptop with a true graphics card intended for gaming.



