Introduction to Maya - Rendering in Arnold
This course will look at the fundamentals of rendering in Arnold. We'll go through the different light types available, cameras, shaders, Arnold's render settings and finally how to split an image into render passes (AOV's), before we then reassemble it i
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Im Umair Ali,
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I bought Pc, personal computer Intel Pentium 4 HT 3.2 MHz and Intel® Desktop Board D925XECV2. Not workstation or server based system. And I am using Alias Maya 6.0 unlimited. And I need an Nvidia Graphic card for 3d production.Which Nvidia Graphic card or another brand card I should use for better level working.
And I like games to.... :bandit:
All graphic cards are Nvidia quadro on alias official web site in Hardware certified. Can I use Nvidia quadro? in Pc, personal computer if I can’t so what im doing bye a new pc or change my pc hardware.
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Sooo....that being said it really depends on what your going to be doing and how serious you are about Maya. If maya is a career move then a dedicated workstation for 3D would work best...with a quadro card. If gaming is on your mind alot then I would get the Geforce 6 series card.
P.S. Please keep your post titles short....'Graphics card for Maya and 3dsmax' would suffice
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Thanks for replay,
It is possible that same graphic card is working very well for games like half-life 2
And Maya 6. With all futures!
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so I say yes....but again I don't own this card so I can't say for sure. The documentation seems to point in the direction that it should work just fine
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hey ...!!!
quadro4 is to much expensive!!
tell me the low cost and good working card guys!!
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Also watch ebay. Workstation cards show up there from time to time.
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Quadro FX1100 (intermediate)
Quadro FX4000 (high-end)
That's what Alias quote.........
Hope that's of some help!!!
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I had a quadro fx 500 and it ran all the games that i wanted to play perfectly fine, including halflife 2. I recently upgraded to a quadro fx 1000 and that's even better, i can use 3ds max and maya with no problems and then if i want play games.
What's your buget for a graphics card? I brought my quadro Fx from a guy on ebay for £150 including shipping.
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What you thing about Geforce4 it is easily I can bye. Just only $100 I can spend in this case.
Finely give me your opinion
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I'm running the Quadro FX 500 and have no problems with it. Just wondered what difference(s) you have found with the FX 1000. Also, did you think it was worth ungrading - from the FX 500 ?????
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However i did benchmark my computer when it had the fx 500 in it and got a score of 7990 tested on opengl and directx8. Compared to the fx 1000 running the same test i got a score of 10,780.
Its just a bit quicker at the mometn, but then again i'm not doing anything really intence at the moment.
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++ cgi_pk: Good luck with the hunt for your video card.
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