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Kortes
| Submitted by: | Guest |
| Submitted: | May 01 2010 10:14 AM |
| Last updated: | May 01 2010 10:14 AM |
| Name: | Kortes |
| CPU: | i7 980x |
| GHz: | 4100 |
| Cores: | 6 |
| Threads: | 12 |
| GFX Board: | gtx 285 |
| OS: | win7 |
| Ver.: | 64 bit |
| CPU Score: | 10.35 |
| OpenGL Score: | 44.80 |
| Notes: |
sanchogrey
26 June 2010 - 04:40 AM
You're PC spec is axactly what i am thinking of upgrading to. I have horrendous render times with current system. q6600, 2x 8800gtx, 4gig 800mhz ram, P5N-e SLi, Windows 7 64bit.
What are your render times like in C4D? this is the most important factor for me as C4D cripples my pc when rendering. I need to do photorealistic animation work and therefore advanced render needs to be set above average in some cases.
please advise.
What are your render times like in C4D? this is the most important factor for me as C4D cripples my pc when rendering. I need to do photorealistic animation work and therefore advanced render needs to be set above average in some cases.
please advise.
