We just ordered 2 Nvidia Titan video cards to run on our workstations.
Once they arrive and we have the opportunity to test them, we will advise as to their performance in 3ds Max and more specifically, how they handle large scans.
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Re: Nvidia Titan and Clouds2Max
Sounds good....I understand it performs approx 10x faster than its predecessor and has 6Gb RAM!
Will you test in other apps too?
Will you test in other apps too?
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Re: Nvidia Titan and Clouds2Max
Jason,
I will test with a few other programs, but mainly Max.
Some of our cases involve millions of Polys, particularly if we add blades of grass or high polygon trees.
thanks,
David
I will test with a few other programs, but mainly Max.
Some of our cases involve millions of Polys, particularly if we add blades of grass or high polygon trees.
thanks,
David
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The first of the cards came in today. So far the performance is very good..
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Re: Nvidia Titan and Clouds2Max
How is the titan running? Also I noticed a direct x failure when my tech ran a test. He has not found the solution.
I am running a
P9X79 motherboard
GTX 780 titan
Ram is 32 capable to 64
Processor is i7 5gt/s 15MB
The hard drives my tech told me that the standard 7200 drives are faster and more relaiable than the SSHD. He explained his logic that the SSHD transistors start to fail after so many switches and eventually you have a failure rate faster based on the processes.
Of course the cooler and power supply are important.
The power supply you want to look for Wattage but also enough voltage. Most china models for gamers are not adequate for these systems are essentially a low cost gimmick.
I am running a
P9X79 motherboard
GTX 780 titan
Ram is 32 capable to 64
Processor is i7 5gt/s 15MB
The hard drives my tech told me that the standard 7200 drives are faster and more relaiable than the SSHD. He explained his logic that the SSHD transistors start to fail after so many switches and eventually you have a failure rate faster based on the processes.
Of course the cooler and power supply are important.
The power supply you want to look for Wattage but also enough voltage. Most china models for gamers are not adequate for these systems are essentially a low cost gimmick.
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