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I suggest you to leave rendering to other ppl before you burn your computer down, can scroll back some pages and see how burnout computer card looks like.
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Your going to burn that thing up doing this kind of application.
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Really? So hard to render a bit?
OK what is the MUST HAVE (not the minimum) to get some rendering fun and I will buy me a new "calculator" next time.
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That depends on what you can afford.Really? So hard to render a bit?
OK what is the MUST HAVE (not the minimum) to get some rendering fun and I will buy me a new "calculator" next time.
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Most fun for little money. (as usual)
I have no clue what 's on the market and how much.
Let me explain like that: a knight fresh out of time from medieval needs a sports car, which would you recommend?
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At min. intel 3Ghz quad core with as much ram the mother board can handle up to 32Gb with at least GTX 1060 at min. (1080 would be great though.) Extra case cooling fans.
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You really need to have an nvidia card with at least 4gb of ram. But I would recommend something with a nvidia geforce gtx1060 or better. The more system ram the better... the larger the scene and the more characters you want to use will require higher ram... I'd recommend 16GB+. You also want a multi-core processor... 2ghz or better. Hard drive will have a little effect but it not too big a deal.Really? So hard to render a bit?
OK what is the MUST HAVE (not the minimum) to get some rendering fun and I will buy me a new "calculator" next time.
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If you're rendering via GPU, the CPU speed doesn't make a ton of difference. Some, yes, but not a ton.
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Ohh fu.... when I go to Amzon (quick check) I see ~20 different models for GTX 1080... Bad when you are out of business buying hardware for 10 years...
What is the difference between GPU & CPU rendering? In the results I ask for.
What is the difference between GPU & CPU rendering? In the results I ask for.
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True if it was only for doing rendering but if use for regular computer also then the faster it is the better.
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GPU rendering is much, much quicker, it also won't slow down your whole computer. If you are in anyway serious about doing any Iray rendering it's a must.
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So with GPU-rendering the GPU does the rendering while I still can use the computer for... maybe chatting with you f.e.?
BTW this last pics aren't with your "new" Alice, or and does the new need more GPU power?
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Yeah, the GPU does the bulk of the rendering. I'm currently rendering and have no slow down at all on other non gpu specific applications.
The recent renders are done to match the newer spider scenes from the game so they use my regular Alice skin (the more real skin would look wrong with standard Max also). It doesn't render particularly more slowly, I'll do something more with it at some point though.
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Damn, this fan art thread is getting better and interesting. Keep pumping up the juicy renders guys! :heartcoveredeyes:
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Shes so bored
For now I will be doing less renders of BigBrother. I'm focusing on my
For now I will be doing less renders of BigBrother. I'm focusing on my
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