I'll show a picture of the inside tomorrow. Thanks.

Bad news.
I didn't think about it but the graphic card is big and my computer will probably be too small .
I didn't think about it, I'm a fool !!!!!!!!

Card + computer + software = expensive ...

Oh that's perfect. I'm gonna read it.

And I got a last question please. My computer has those slots :
"number and type of slots : 1 x PCI Express 1x, 1 x PCI Express 2.0 16x"

Is it enough for a 560 ?
Thanks once more.

Thanks a lot !!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Ok, thank you.

And what about the electricity consumption ? With a gtx, i have to change my electricity supply.

That's so complicated for a cheap renderer.

OK, I understand. Thank you two !

So if I buy a GTX 560 or 580, Octane will work, that's right ?

In a french IT forum, they tell me I have to uninstall the drivers of the radeon before using the Nvidia GTX. Is that true ?

Thank you for your asnwers. That's so nice !
But I'm not sure to understand well (I'm French).

"Kavorka", you told me that Octane won't work on my computer because I've got a "radeon" ? What do I have to do in that case ?
I'm sorry if you already have told me but I'm not sure to understand.

Thanks.

Hello, I've got this type of computer :
Acer Aspire AX3810
OS : Windows Vista 64-bit with SP1
CPU : Q8200 Intel Core 2 Quad Processor
Memory : 8GB DDR3
HDD : 750 GB
VGA : HD4650 1024MB ATI Radeon

I would like to buy Octane render in a few weeks. But I don't know which GPU do I have to buy ...

And Lucile, Octane is definately worth trying. :shock:

Thanks for your answer.
But I'm so afraid not to have a beautiful image with this software.

On the internet, the results with artlantis studio for example are often rather impressive. I tried to work with artlantis studio but I never had a ...

Thank you very much for answering Gabrielefx.
But for the moment I can't buy a such GPU.
But I saw that many users use some GPUs (quadro 600 for example) which costs about 200 euros and the result is already impressive.


If there are other opinions or advice, they're welcome.