Workstation for 3ds max and V-ray rendering

by Nickoo7 on Wed Dec 29, 2010 12:07 am

Hi

I'm trying to upgrade my computer and because I'm not an a expert I will be very grateful for advice .So fare I have got asus P6X58D ,intel i7 980x ,nvidia quadro fx 580 and I think to get nvidia quadro 4000 and nvidia tesla 1016 GPU.

Do you think that this move worth the money ?

Thanks in advance

Nick

by kieko on Wed Dec 29, 2010 10:52 am

wow..!!!
these are powerful specifications.!!!

i may not be an IT expert but i have an idea on this stuff..
of course these are powerful and if you can, why not?

regarding to your question, it will depend on your plan on how these investments will return quickly..
if you have or expecting big project opportunities in the future, I think these will be your assets and must go for it..

but if not, it will be a waste...

by Nickoo7 on Wed Dec 29, 2010 12:37 pm

I'm a student 3 year and I'm going to do a big club 3 levels ( whit a lot's of details) for my master project that's way I want to go for more power

by i3dness on Sun Jan 16, 2011 5:50 am

Nickoo7 wrote:I'm a student 3 year and I'm going to do a big club 3 levels ( whit a lot's of details) for my master project that's way I want to go for more power

If you can afford this CPu I think this is the fastest renderer with 64 threads so far I have seen in the web.

file:///F:/my%20download/8%20core%2016%20core%2024%20core%2032%20core%2016%20thread%2024%20thread%2032%20thread%2064%20thread%E3%80%91%20%E3%80%90render%20farm%20-%20Taobao.htm

by darkwarrior on Sun Jan 16, 2011 4:33 pm

@ts
check the 2nd gen intel chip mas mabilis sa 980x...

@ i3dnessyung link di bumubukas..

Workstation for 3ds max and V-ray rendering

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