Please advise: i7 Setup for 3D max 2010 + Vray RT + Animation
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Please advise: i7 Setup for 3D max 2010 + Vray RT + Animation
Hi to all masters and the best players of 3D max out there.
I'm buying a computer very soon and I need your advice on the specs.
To be honest, I'm not really a techie and I'm not a gamer. So please indicate the Benefit/s of each Feature.
Here's what I know (lol):
i7 = 8 cores (super fast like it's gonna fly)
8gb ram = ability to multitask and higher load capacity (well... I don't know if there are other benefits aside from these or if I'm correct.. haha)
Good Video Card = Can handle big amount of polygons in the scene.
*There's this word "OVERCLOCK"? What does that mean? Haha.. I really want to learn fast
The purpose of this computer will be for Rendering furniture and Interior scenes. I want to use Vray RT also.
I would like to produce a lot of rendered designs in a short period of time. Very fast.
I would also want to try some animation later on and some pro activities.
My budget is P35,000 maximum (complete desktop package). I know it's a bit tight but still I want to maximize the benefits.
I could hold on some parts that are not that important and buy them when I already have the money but right now, I'm only concern about 'Speed and Quality Output'.
Please advise specifically on the specs (Name and brand, How much is it presently, What are the benefits, Specific rendering time, Speed comparison to other specs).
I don't want to take advices from sales agents of computer stores because I know they would tell me half lie and half truth since they only want to make the sale. Some are exaggerating the difference between earlier and latest specs. I want the whole truth and I know you folks are the best, so please.. I really need your help very badly.
I don't believe in a "Self-made success". I promise to give you credits when I become successful on this thing. I would even put a name sticker tag on each part of the computer - this part was suggested as the best by "Mr. Blue" and this part was suggested as the best by "Mr. Green". You'll be part of this history! First come first serve! So hurry up and advise now!
Thanks & Regards,
rendernewbie (hanggang ngayon...)
I'm buying a computer very soon and I need your advice on the specs.
To be honest, I'm not really a techie and I'm not a gamer. So please indicate the Benefit/s of each Feature.
Here's what I know (lol):
i7 = 8 cores (super fast like it's gonna fly)
8gb ram = ability to multitask and higher load capacity (well... I don't know if there are other benefits aside from these or if I'm correct.. haha)
Good Video Card = Can handle big amount of polygons in the scene.
*There's this word "OVERCLOCK"? What does that mean? Haha.. I really want to learn fast
The purpose of this computer will be for Rendering furniture and Interior scenes. I want to use Vray RT also.
I would like to produce a lot of rendered designs in a short period of time. Very fast.
I would also want to try some animation later on and some pro activities.
My budget is P35,000 maximum (complete desktop package). I know it's a bit tight but still I want to maximize the benefits.
I could hold on some parts that are not that important and buy them when I already have the money but right now, I'm only concern about 'Speed and Quality Output'.
Please advise specifically on the specs (Name and brand, How much is it presently, What are the benefits, Specific rendering time, Speed comparison to other specs).
I don't want to take advices from sales agents of computer stores because I know they would tell me half lie and half truth since they only want to make the sale. Some are exaggerating the difference between earlier and latest specs. I want the whole truth and I know you folks are the best, so please.. I really need your help very badly.
I don't believe in a "Self-made success". I promise to give you credits when I become successful on this thing. I would even put a name sticker tag on each part of the computer - this part was suggested as the best by "Mr. Blue" and this part was suggested as the best by "Mr. Green". You'll be part of this history! First come first serve! So hurry up and advise now!
Thanks & Regards,
rendernewbie (hanggang ngayon...)
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Re: Please advise: i7 Setup for 3D max 2010 + Vray RT + Animation
hehehe nakakatuwa ka naman.... ito lang masasabi ko bitin ang 35k sa i7 desktop.
darkirender- CGP Apprentice
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Re: Please advise: i7 Setup for 3D max 2010 + Vray RT + Animation
if budget is 35k max..go for i5..
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Re: Please advise: i7 Setup for 3D max 2010 + Vray RT + Animation
yung amd six core 1055t procie, saka yung mboard around 4k + na ddr3 with 4 slots mem up to 16gig. medyo makakatipid ka konti. mga 32k without monitor. gamitin na lang yung old mo.
henryM- CGP Apprentice
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Re: Please advise: i7 Setup for 3D max 2010 + Vray RT + Animation
My best advice is get at least
processor i920
6gb ram,
basic motherboard that supports icore P4-5k budget
basic vcard P2k budget
150gb hd
simple case with stock power supply
second hand monitor
free mouse/keyboard
you do not need vray rt. It's not a good workflow for now.
a good renderer is not just about using the fastest cpu, no matter how fast cpu/vcard you have, if you do not know how to optimize your scene and settings, your render will be slow.
Learn from using a basic cpu setup, earn money and upgrade to faster once when you get better and more productive, you will have faster ROI on your new units
processor i920
6gb ram,
basic motherboard that supports icore P4-5k budget
basic vcard P2k budget
150gb hd
simple case with stock power supply
second hand monitor
free mouse/keyboard
you do not need vray rt. It's not a good workflow for now.
a good renderer is not just about using the fastest cpu, no matter how fast cpu/vcard you have, if you do not know how to optimize your scene and settings, your render will be slow.
Learn from using a basic cpu setup, earn money and upgrade to faster once when you get better and more productive, you will have faster ROI on your new units
Re: Please advise: i7 Setup for 3D max 2010 + Vray RT + Animation
hotrod wrote:
a good renderer is not just about using the fastest cpu, no matter how fast cpu/vcard you have, if you do not know how to optimize your scene and settings, your render will be slow.
This is so true dude. if you cant afford the fastest CPU better go with their suggestion since nagaaral ka palang naman. A lot of people have great stuff but failed to use their resources.
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Registration date : 21/06/2009
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