Hi,
I'm planning to build a pc for Cinema 4D & Octane render. My intention is to make mostly material for print (posters, collages,..)
I went to the local store, and they made a pc build selection:
- Fractal Design Define R5 Black Case
- ASUS MAXIMUS VIII RANGER, socket 1151 moederbord (RAID, Gb-LAN, Sound, ATX)
- G.Skill D432GB 3200-16-18-18 Ripjaws V K4 GSK memory
- EVGA GeForce GTX 980 Ti HYBRID (06G-P4-1996-KR), graphic card (DVI, HDMI, 3x DisplayPort, SLI)
- Western Digital Black, 2 TB Harde schijf (SATA 600, WD2003FZEX, AF)
- Samsung 850 EVO, 250 GB SSD (Zwart, MZ-75E250B/EU, 3D V-NAND, TLC, TRIM, AES)
- Corsair RM1000 PSU
- Microsoft Windows 8.1, Software (Nederlands, 32-bit)
- Intel® TS13X Liquid Cooling Solution (PWM-aansluiting)
- Intel® Core i7-6700K, 4,0 GHz (4,2 GHz Turbo Boost) socket 1151 processor (FC-LGA4, "Skylake")
--Total: 2.600 euro
For the monitor I was thinking about the Dell Ultrasharp U2515H (http://be.hardware.info/productinfo/274 ... arp-u2515h)
Is this a good PC build? Or are there any other options?
thanks in advance,
Tim
PC BUILD - Octane & C4D
hi there!
it seems to be nice well rounded build. possibility to upgrade up to 3 GPUs i nthe future is nice option to have & You're prepared to this! IGPu migh come handy as well if render Load on 980Ti will be too much to handle Your UI smooth =)
it seems to be nice well rounded build. possibility to upgrade up to 3 GPUs i nthe future is nice option to have & You're prepared to this! IGPu migh come handy as well if render Load on 980Ti will be too much to handle Your UI smooth =)
Hi Tom,glimpse wrote:hi there!
it seems to be nice well rounded build. possibility to upgrade up to 3 GPUs i nthe future is nice option to have & You're prepared to this! IGPu migh come handy as well if render Load on 980Ti will be too much to handle Your UI smooth =)
Thanks for the feedback. What do you mean with IGPu? Is it software related?
And what's the difference between this card, the GTX 980 Ti, € 769 (https://www.alternate.be/EVGA/GeForce-G ... ent=search) and this, the GTX 980 Ti Hybrid, € 879? (https://www.alternate.be/EVGA/GeForce-G ... ent=search)
Tim
And buy 64bit Windows, 32bit is wrong choice.
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3930k / 16gb / 780ti + 1070/1080 / psu 1600w / numerous hw
3930k / 16gb / 780ti + 1070/1080 / psu 1600w / numerous hw
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Why buy windows 8.1 when Windows 10 has been out for awhile and is stable?
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Hi,JonathanWinbush wrote:Why buy windows 8.1 when Windows 10 has been out for awhile and is stable?
unfortunately is not so easy, look at this discussion:
viewtopic.php?f=12&t=51992
ciao beppe
hi Tim, the difference is huge. First of all ACX cooler equiped cards better not be placed site by side without extra gaps - this cooler emits heat back into the case & if cards does not have extra space between it's hard for them to get rid of it & clockspeeds might go down due to thermall throttling what leads to lost performance =) pluss Your multi GPU rig would run like 85C all the time under load..timpeters wrote:glimpse wrote: And what's the difference between this card, the GTX 980 Ti, € 769 and this, the GTX 980 Ti Hybrid, € 879?
Tim
hybrid cards on the other hand are diffferent beast =) fan on the card will blow the air thrue the card & emit the heat from the case, effectivelly cooling VRAM & VRMS..Attached AIO unit will take the heat out of the core (main chip that does those calculatios & if You place rad in exaust it would throw the the heat out too =) overall card is a bit more silent & operates between 40-50 under full load =)
by no means those are perfect, nor any of it is bad. You just need to pick them accordingly, based on Your needs & the way (environment) You are going to use any of those. hope that helps.
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Thanks for the heads up I guess since I've been using it I never really noticed that glitch in there.bepeg4d wrote:Hi,JonathanWinbush wrote:Why buy windows 8.1 when Windows 10 has been out for awhile and is stable?
unfortunately is not so easy, look at this discussion:
viewtopic.php?f=12&t=51992
ciao beppe
I have an titan x and 980ti and it still runs pretty well even so
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