Clarification on SolidWorks 2012 and GPU hardware acceleration

I read SolidSmack’s blog post about SolidWorks 2012 using the GPU for acceleration.  The blog only talks about the Quadro 2000 and 4000.

So I just wanted to clarify what SolidWorks 2012 accelerates using the GPU (FirePro V5900 / V7900 or Quadro 2000 / 4000) and its support for multiple displays:

• SolidWorks 2012 uses GPU hardware acceleration of OpenGL for Ambient Occlusion in RealView (Ambient occlusion is a global lighting method that adds realism to models by controlling the attenuation of ambient light due to occluded areas.)
• SolidWorks 2012 can now support dual display systems on Nvidia cards, but also use 3 or more displays using Eyefinity on FirePro cards.
• PhotoView does not benefit from GPU acceleration.  Two options for rendering that are integrated tightly with SolidWorks 2012: Bunkspeed which is Nvida Cuda only. But even more interesting is platform-agnostic, OpenCL-accelerated OPTIS THEIA RT which is truly real-time.