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does 32gb m/b rams render faster than 16?
build i speccing comes to 1600, 32gb, 500 ssd
my 8 core was 1k, but was only 16gb no ssd
thanks!! is a relief to know 24 buckets doesnt need the grid add-on. suspecting the 20 refers to nodes not cores,, an actual 20 computers
Size and speed are different. I went with 32 GB because I don't want to be limited by RAM again (so tired of that), and the cost differential between 16 and 32 was minimal. For speed I went with 3600 MHz. But for most people, more RAM is more important than faster RAM.
That sounds reasonable, depending on what it includes, and if you are talking US dollars. My goal was to get under $1500 including labor and tax. Was able to do so with some careful shopping.
I thought that you have a 6 core machine?
my dayjob compy is hexacore. naughty me uses it to render animates over the weekend.
is a shame the security wont let me run the plugins mcx files
I would suggest that you save up for a larger ssd. You often seem to enjoy making l o n g animated renders. I guess if they are set to save right away onto a different drive you'll be okay, but that 500GB will still fill a lot faster than you'll want it too.
That said, I'm still brand new to using ssd, so maybe it's just my inexperience here. I have 1TB ssd and already wish that I had a larger one even though I'm back to having it only about a third full.
@UnifiedBrain Yikes! Congrats on that build! That new Ryzen is a happy thing! I think your local shop gave you a wonderful deal too!
Pen tablets?
What do people use for their pen tablet?
Do you have something built in on your system like a SURFACE or All-inOne?
External plugin like Wacom?
Other?
I tried picking up an old one on deep, deep discount at Micron Center but had a devil of a time making it Windows 10 compatible. Figured I'd get more serious about it.
i've budgeted a new usb3 hd every month. currently have 2 plugged in.
i need some scratch space. could be a bottle neck on an external
i deleted so many tree and leaf replicators from howie scene, camera still painfully sluggish
i prolly doing it backwards
should start with empty terrain, thaen add trees.
think i found a bug in changing bulb light to spot lights.
before changing the light type, it waas rendering a shadow for the figure in bottle
with the spotlight, it's rendering a shadow of the bottle, not the bottle content >.<
I have an older (but goody) Wacom Graphire 3. It works really well, but I haven't had the patience to keep using it when I can't be using it - like when I need a mouse otherwise becoming just entirely lost.
But then I've seen real pros using them and never looking back. I think I've really missed something by not even getting educated in computer works - 3D CG. Practice makes perfect.
I was wondering how much better the high-end Wacom Surface Pro tablets work in this regard. To get close to my tower PC, I'd have to find some serious cash somewhere.
Carrara benchmark champagne sceneh on my new machine
The render took 33 seconds.
System info:
AMD Ryzen 9 3950X 16-Core Processor
RAM 64
GeForce RTX 2080 Ti 11GB
Congrats on the new machine!!! Wow, 32 threads! That thing is a Beast!!!
Thank you!
HaHa! You got the new monster. Congratulations!
Big bucks! I hope that this is a sign that you are having success as a PA.
Thanks for posting the benchmark. Great to know that the new CPU works with Carrara.
My experience with the 3900X is that it renders much faster than my old 4-core machine (obviously), but that Carrara internal processes (loading, saving, etc.) are about the same.
If another Carrara update is ever attempted by Daz, my biggest wish is to remove some of the internal bottlenecks.
cool stuffs
my 4 buckets on this machine pale or is that pail in comparrison
am interested why some of the big bucketters machines have numbers and others don't
Are you asking about the numbers on the buckets? I'm sure you know this, but the numbers don't show up if you choose a smaller tile size.
ah thats it, no didn't as with only 4 tiles I tend to go the biggest
Thank you, UB! I noticed that everything loaded and saved way faster (not only rendered).
My first Carrara machine was a dual core laptop, so I used the smallest buckets so that neither of my (2) cores would hang for too long in any one area - like getting help from the second core. Now I still use the tiny buckets out of habit. Smaller chunks = more core cooperation ;)
When I had all of my content on my main SSD, load times... Everything... was Lightning Fast. It slowed a bit when I moved my libraries to an internal SATA
with 3d file swapping and such having it on your SSD will lessen the life of it ... best having all software and that on a secondary HDD
Oh... install the software on another drive too?
Okay, I'm an idiot. So, do I also save my "Save" files to other drives too? What do I allow to be stored to SSD? I don't want to burn it up!
After this post I reinstalled my soft and content from SSD on my drive D (HD).
Congratulations! So happy for you.
I would..
My OS is on C: SSD
all my software is installed on D: sata drive
all my content is on E: sata drive
my SSD is for the OS .. I also save my images and photos to the SSD and then transfer them monthly to my D: drive
ALL my software is installed on my D: drive except for a couple of minor programs.
My scratch disk and Temp folders are also on D: drive
they have to be adjusted setup in each software package as needed. Basically anything that does a lot of read/write goes on my D: drive
I just leave the SSD with the OS
another plus is when you have to reinstall the OS it's a lot easier
my music is also on my D: drive... took a long time the other week to backup my music and 3d content to an external drive when we had to evacuate because of the bushfires!
I left the PC behind!
yes indeed it is replaceable you are not
Wow! Thanks! So actually all I need to do is to uninstall all of my software and drag shortcuts from my G drive into my shortcuts library, since I still have everything installed on that monster HDD!
Thanks for helping me save my precious SSD!
Ted, thank you for your kind words.
don't forget to adjust settings in DiM and DS to point to the new locations