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rarespa

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  1. hello.

    Found the eVGA quite interesting for CUDA rendering.

    I have to spend some 6-8K euros on some rendering farm (2X dualXEON WS's or 4x i7Xtreme DIY rigs) but those will consume space, to much power and time to setup/service + 2/4 slave render Licences + OS.

    Can i build a CUDA rendering eGPU for Vray/etc that will be better then the setup proposed. Same money... maybe more? 2 GPU cards, maybe more.... let's say 2 Quadro's k5000. Or some gaming cards. i was aiming for at least 70 CPU threads. (4x six cores slaves+ and one 12core main rig = 36 cores = 72 threads)

    Can i beat that?

    I'd like to open a new thread but it is impossible.

    So: CUDA/GPU rendering on eVGA?

    +

    Have you heard of bitcoin mining rigs used for GPU rendering? Would be possible?

  2. what's the 3DMARK 11 score?

    i've found those results on some forum. Can you compare?

    Default: 3dmark 2011 graphics score 2515 points

    Overclocked (+434MHz core): 3918 points

    Temperatures under 100% load with 1087MHz core were: 52-63c, fans were not even fully engaged, very impressive.

    Score comparison in 3dmark11:

    Nvidia 580M GTX 3390 POINTS beaten by K3000M, easy

    Quadro K4000M:rolleyes: 3610 POINTS beaten by K3000M

    NVIDIA Quadro K5000M 5500 POINTS beaten by K5000M with 1500 points.

  3. for Catia... tha gaming GPU's will suck. Go for the Quadro/FirePro. You chose a bad forum to ask. Many here will chose high GPU options. You don't realy need it.

    1. GPU's in a workstation are good for rendering (nowadays).

    2. You better have 16/32 GB ram and SSD. IV'th gen i7 would be good.

    I use 3DMAX/AutoCAD/Archicad/Photoshop/Rhino+Grashopper.

    For design purpuse you will be better with an corporate machine. Not a gaming one.

    #The gaming NB's are built as toys (no offence - but they target kids/people that ill play games on the move).

    #The NB's like W series form Lenovo, Precision from Dell, HP variant.. (portable workstations) etc are built for production. It's a big diff between the 2 concepts.

    i have in my office three guys that use/used gaming NB for design. One Alienware and two Asus. One Asus already sold and the guy bought sone Lenovo W530 (i think). The other Asus is on repairs (second time MB replacement after an year and a half prom purchase). And the Alienware dude is raising money for a Dell Precision m6800(he wants the k5100m).

  4. but the Asus nb have a lot of problems... I have a friend that had to repair/CHANGE the MB of some 17" Asus gaming NB... And he has it for a year and a half (Bought jan 2013, or smth). Big, bulky, tha case has loose ends... the matte finish will wear of badly after a year....

    They don't have that build quality. Search other forums. Go for an Alienware. Go for a Precision. Go for a MBP that has the Tunderbolt stuff and can connect to some eGPU. There are even good Thinkpads... but they also suffer some flaws. The more you pay the better you get.

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