5 - 10 times faster at what? Won't speed up your rendering. Won't speed up your dynamic simulations will make your viewport rendering faster if you have a massive (and i do mean massive) animation sequence and your trying to preview motion blur (very good for previewing motion blur) then you'll get a speed bump, other than that in day to day usage if you can tell your using a quadro I'll eat my hat.yap, i've found bloody good motherboard
i agree that quadro is tooo expensive. but i checked on some tests, forums... and all of them said that quadro is 5-10 times faster than gtx 590, 580... i don't know... but if u're satisfied with ur ati... i'll find some solution...
every suggestion is welcome
thanks m8.
Because the 6 core intel one will clock nice and stable up to 5.6GHz has HT and for me runs through simulations in realflow at least twice as fast. (as a 6 core amd at the same speed)I've found that ATI's are much more stable with Maya when you're using the consumer cards; as they tend to have better OpenGL support. (Trust me, I was the lucky one who used to run around replacing video cards at the office) Also, why would you get a $1050 6-core CPU @ 3.3 GHz when you can get an 8-core @ 3.6 GHz for $269? https://www.newegg.com/Product/Produc...82E16819103960
Worth an extra $700 maybe not, it's pretty hard to justify. But if your thinking of dropping $1,000 bux on a gfx card and you have the extra cash...But is the Intel Core i7-3960X really worth the price Dave?