SANDY BRIDGE

Maya for 3D Printing - Rapid Prototyping

In this course we're going to look at something a little different, creating technically accurate 3D printed parts.

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# 1 09-12-2010 , 10:33 PM

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Hi all ok at first i was really annoyed that i needed to purchase a new mobo to run sandy bridge. I was seriously thinking about getting the 1100T amd processors...........

Thats until i saw how much their mainstream-estimated 200 dollar processor trounced the 1090T.
Its sad that we will have to wait till 2nd half of 2011 for our 8/16 processor and im thinking it will be at 980x prices but who cares............16 threads wooooohooooo

I really think amd will be in trouble with bulldozer unless they sell them at 200-300 dollars but i read somewhere that they tend to sell their cpu at 50 dollars per core

Anyway four weeks to go cant wait to start adding more nodes to the render farm

Raphael

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# 2 04-01-2011 , 10:36 PM

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So its finally here last year i bought a 1k usd processor and now 6months later it gets owned by a 300 dollar processor

https://www.anandtech.com/show/4083/t...2100-tested/17

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# 3 04-01-2011 , 10:41 PM

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Got to love Moore's law!

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# 4 10-01-2011 , 06:39 PM

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whats sandy bridgge ... i live under a rock rigiht now...

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# 5 11-01-2011 , 01:56 PM

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new quad core processors code named sandy bridge from intel great processors from the look of the benches i wonder how much their six cores and eight cores will cost

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# 6 11-01-2011 , 05:54 PM

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is this the second generation i7's?

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# 7 11-01-2011 , 06:21 PM

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intel call it second generation but really its like the fourth i finally got one today and my goodness maya feels so fluid especially when maya performes single threaded tasks .............. i HIGHLY recommend this processors especially the "K" series you will not regret it especially if you are coming from an lga 775 socket but some of my colleagues are waiting for amd to release their processors (might be 3-6 months) but hey if you have patience

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# 8 11-01-2011 , 07:27 PM

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whats sandy bridgge ... i live under a rock rigiht now...

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Something that collapses when you stomp on it.

Anyway, what socket is the new one? Still 1366?

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# 9 12-01-2011 , 07:23 AM

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1155 socket sadly a new board again in the 150-200 dollar price range

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# 10 12-01-2011 , 07:25 PM

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Darn... ah well, I wasn't really thinking of upgrading yet anway.
By the way, you have a beautiful country. I was in Nairobi for a short while over New Years.