new graphic design cpu

[V8mun]

if I want to build whole new cpu for graphic design for working, what suppose I have to concern about? all I know is gpu, ram, processor.....is there anything else? thanks.

 

[bicycle_repair_man]

The CPU you need depends on what software you'll be using. Adobe products benefit from having a fast clock speed and multiple threads, so an overclocked i7 is ideal.

 

[k1114]

You want at least 1 ssd, some will have multiple for a dedicated scratch disk. For most uses a 6700k is the best option. What software are you using? This would help with the requirements. Also what's your budget?

 

[V8mun]

The CPU you need depends on what software you'll be using. Adobe products benefit from having a fast clock speed and multiple threads, so an overclocked i7 is ideal.

Software I using most of the time is solidwork. So what are the consideration I have take note? By the way i think to put 3 monitor as 1 screen,like others play shooting game that kind of stuff,view in 270 degree?(wonder I describe it correct or not)

 

[V8mun]

You want at least 1 ssd, some will have multiple for a dedicated scratch disk. For most uses a 6700k is the best option. What software are you using? This would help with the requirements. Also what's your budget?

Solidwork most properly. My budget assume is medium to high end equipment.

 

[bicycle_repair_man]

For Solidworks, you're going to want a Quadro or FirePro card as they have certified drivers that allow for GPU acceleration. Without that, the process is going to be slow and tedious.

 

[k1114]

The certified cards are the ones they tested, not if it allows gpu acceleration. It works on any opengl capable gpu but opengl works better on workstation cards. Although I don't really call viewports gpu acceleration, there are no other uses for the gpu in solidworks or other cad unless you bring in third parties. Solidworks is not graphic design. What are you actually using the pc for?

Medium to high means absolutely nothing. We need some kind of currency amount, preferably from the country you are from. If you want to game also, that is going to complicate things.

 

[V8mun]

For Solidworks, you're going to want a Quadro or FirePro card as they have certified drivers that allow for GPU acceleration. Without that, the process is going to be slow and tedious.

Ok.thanks a lot.i maybe visit their website for recommendation.

 

[V8mun]

The certified cards are the ones they tested, not if it allows gpu acceleration. It works on any opengl capable gpu but opengl works better on workstation cards. Although I don't really call viewports gpu acceleration, there are no other uses for the gpu in solidworks or other cad unless you bring in third parties. Solidworks is not graphic design. What are you actually using the pc for?

Medium to high means absolutely nothing. We need some kind of currency amount, preferably from the country you are from. If you want to game also, that is going to complicate things.

Actually is use for draw a mould. Mainly is for working only. Assuming my budget will be rm 5000. So what is the combination you can suggest?

 

[k1114]

If it's a work pc then get a workstation card. Prices might be different there but is a k1200 in the budget? It can still game but it'll be around a 750 performance.

 

[V8mun]

If it's a work pc then get a workstation card. Prices might be different there but is a k1200 in the budget? It can still game but it'll be around a 750 performance.

750 performance????not really understand.

 

[k1114]

Nvidia gtx 750. I mean in games it'll be around the same as that gpu if you want to look up benchmarks and have an idea of how well the k1200 games.

 

[V8mun]

Sorry for the voting coz I accidentally click wrong vote. So what spec do u recommend ? k1114

 

[k1114]

I still don't know budget but it's already been stated, 6700k and k1200.

 

[V8mun]

I still don't know budget but it's already been stated, 6700k and k1200.

ok. thanks for helping