I work from a home office. My company is based in FL. I make frequent trips to the studio each year and find it difficult to leave my workstations behind. I can't get any work done while I'm down there lol. At home I run C4D with octane plugin. I have x5 980ti gpus. I'm looking to purchase a travel system. Something no bigger than a macro
Something I can carry on the plane in my suitcase and take with me. I'd prefer it to have enough power to be able to run octane. I can always do main rendering by remote loging. But want to be able to continue to work while away. Thoughts? I know own there are some laptops out there with desktop gpus in them but I don't necessarily want to b pay a premium for that type of portability. something I can set up in a hotel or makeshift office.
Travel System?
I would definitely use a remote/network rendering on your big home machine accessing it from your laptop.HuttonMiller3D wrote:I work from a home office. My company is based in FL. I make frequent trips to the studio each year and find it difficult to leave my workstations behind. I can't get any work done while I'm down there lol. At home I run C4D with octane plugin. I have x5 980ti gpus. I'm looking to purchase a travel system. Something no bigger than a macro
Something I can carry on the plane in my suitcase and take with me. I'd prefer it to have enough power to be able to run octane. I can always do main rendering by remote loging. But want to be able to continue to work while away. Thoughts? I know own there are some laptops out there with desktop gpus in them but I don't necessarily want to b pay a premium for that type of portability. something I can set up in a hotel or makeshift office.
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Smicha thanks for the reply. I've tried that but haven't found any software that will work properly to remote login. I use Cinema 4D and all of the remote login software that I've tried arent capapble of multiple key inputs at the same time. For instance holding down the 1, 2 or 4 key while holding down the left mouse button to move around. Thoughts? I'm not good with PC remote stuff so if there is a better way to remote in please give me a heads up.