i was wondering... what is better for me?
i'm motion graphic designer and i want to thy octane.
which graphic card is better for 3ds max, cinema 4D? 2x GTX 580 (1.5gb) or Quadro 4000?
is better wait for kepler?
2x GTX 580 vs Quadro 4000
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NastyCircus
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Hi, im new in Octane render.
i was wondering... what is better for me?
i'm motion graphic designer and i want to thy octane.
which graphic card is better for 3ds max, cinema 4D? 2x GTX 580 (1.5gb) or Quadro 4000?
is better wait for kepler?
i was wondering... what is better for me?
i'm motion graphic designer and i want to thy octane.
which graphic card is better for 3ds max, cinema 4D? 2x GTX 580 (1.5gb) or Quadro 4000?
is better wait for kepler?
http://www.refractivesoftware.com/forum ... =11&t=8033
EDIT: Sorry, I see that you have not access to that thread...
Repost of my post there:
GTX580 with 3GB. A lot faster than Quadro 4000 in CUDA and a lot more memory (important for big scenes). And cheaper.
But: very hot if sits in adjacent slots with another 580s... Quadro will be colder. In that moment I'm in process of setting a watercooling to my 4 x GTX580...
Additionally - you can read THIS. Jeff Patton uses iRay, but the principles of CUDA-card choosing are the same for all GPU-renders.
EDIT: Sorry, I see that you have not access to that thread...
Repost of my post there:
GTX580 with 3GB. A lot faster than Quadro 4000 in CUDA and a lot more memory (important for big scenes). And cheaper.
But: very hot if sits in adjacent slots with another 580s... Quadro will be colder. In that moment I'm in process of setting a watercooling to my 4 x GTX580...
Additionally - you can read THIS. Jeff Patton uses iRay, but the principles of CUDA-card choosing are the same for all GPU-renders.
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NastyCircus
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- Joined: Mon Sep 12, 2011 7:59 am
TNXs a lot for youre comment.
How can i measure the differences between gtx and quadro g. card?
i've seen a lot of comments about quadro performs better, because driver,clockspeed etc.
only one gtx 590 from asus, will perform better than quadro in speed ??
How can i measure the differences between gtx and quadro g. card?
i've seen a lot of comments about quadro performs better, because driver,clockspeed etc.
only one gtx 590 from asus, will perform better than quadro in speed ??
JimStar wrote:http://www.refractivesoftware.com/forum ... =11&t=8033
EDIT: Sorry, I see that you have not access to that thread...
Repost of my post there:
GTX580 with 3GB. A lot faster than Quadro 4000 in CUDA and a lot more memory (important for big scenes). And cheaper.
But: very hot if sits in adjacent slots with another 580s... Quadro will be colder. In that moment I'm in process of setting a watercooling to my 4 x GTX580...
Additionally - you can read THIS. Jeff Patton uses iRay, but the principles of CUDA-card choosing are the same for all GPU-renders.