This system only for 3d cad modeling and fast rendering.
I build a cad 3d model in rhino 7 fast Twisting and bending my model I want no or little lag time in these twist and bend transformations I keep shaping my model as fast as I can
I move the model around and render it from different views and then save the renders I want the process to go fast because it is the spontaneity of my movements that counts
The Rhino Render (e.g. Cycles) in Rhino 7 will take advantage of all those CUDA cores in the Quadro RTX. I cannot speak for the other renderers you mention.
I doubt that is possible. I don’t really know what the cost of the RTX A6000 is, but an RTX 3090 (consumer variant) is ~1500 USD. It stands to reason the pro version is quite a bit more expensive.
@sjoscherwitz I am running an RTX A6000, it works really well with Raytraced and Rhino Render - when you get this stick to CUDA rendering for now, better OptiX performance will be there when I get to upgrading our render engine code to the latest.
What are you upgrading from? If you’re spending this much money and are asking the questions you’re asking…just don’t. Don’t spend that much money without actually understanding what you’re getting and what you’re using it for, 'cause I guarantee you’re going to be disappointed, unless your objective here is just to show off. You don’t even know what you want to render with between Rhino Legacy and Maxwell or Vray??? How 'bout figure that out first, actually learn how to use it, then get the right kind of monster machine for it.
All the CPU and CUDA cores money can buy is nice, but there will still be times it’s chugging along barely perceptively better than something from 5 or 6 years ago because some task comes down to single-thread performance, the advantage only that Youtube won’t also slow down while you’re waiting and it’ll be quieter.
ok thanks that helps sounds like you are wise and correct
I certainly do know what I am modeling But I can always learn a lot more about exactly about the information I am modeling related to the engines that are modeling it
ok thanks that helps sounds like you are wise and correct
I certainly do know what I am modeling But I can always learn a lot more about exactly about the information I am modeling related to the engines that are modeling it
Certainly not to show off – trying to understand –
Want:
- My transformations of stretching and bending, twisting, etc. of solids happen fast – no lag time.
-Ray tracing takes forever on my mac pro with Pro Vega 54 Can’t have that – so I have learned I have the wrong machine for rhino 7-- that’s why I want another system
-So what card ?? if the RTX 6000 is overkill –
-Would like to spend about 4,500 to 5K
– Amount of Cuda cores is what’s important for the rendering of these models ??
So I guess still reflecting that I do not know a lot of what’s going on ?? Maybe so ??
Yeah that’s exactly what I was talking about where all the cores in the world WON’T help. “Content creation” of any sort has very limited cases where you can parallelize anything. I mean a new machine will be faster, but advancement has slowed.
Kyle and John tell me the larger amount of cuda cores when rendering in rhino will utilize rhino 7 very well.
Much faster render time in ray tracing.
But what you at telling me Is that the bending, twisting, and stretching when over lapping solids, toruses, parabolas will still be slow while the model is still in the yellow transformation mode?