A Ahsan Bananas Commendable Jul 25, 2016 21 0 1,510 Aug 2, 2016 #1 should i buy gigabite Nvidia GT 730 graphics card for "after effects" 3D randaring??? I have a pc core i3 3.50ghz, ram 6gb, mainbord gigabite h1 s2pv.
should i buy gigabite Nvidia GT 730 graphics card for "after effects" 3D randaring??? I have a pc core i3 3.50ghz, ram 6gb, mainbord gigabite h1 s2pv.
Solution popatim Aug 2, 2016 Cuda only supports Ray traced 3d rendering A 730 will work but I would suggest a 4gb 750Ti for not a whole lot more if you do large scenes. All other GPU accelerated functions, and there are not many (Fastdraft, Blitbit, and Swapbuffer), will use OpenGL which many cards support.
Cuda only supports Ray traced 3d rendering A 730 will work but I would suggest a 4gb 750Ti for not a whole lot more if you do large scenes. All other GPU accelerated functions, and there are not many (Fastdraft, Blitbit, and Swapbuffer), will use OpenGL which many cards support.
popatim Titan Moderator Dec 2, 2009 39,032 1,013 136,890 Aug 2, 2016 Solution #2 Cuda only supports Ray traced 3d rendering A 730 will work but I would suggest a 4gb 750Ti for not a whole lot more if you do large scenes. All other GPU accelerated functions, and there are not many (Fastdraft, Blitbit, and Swapbuffer), will use OpenGL which many cards support. Upvote 0 Downvote Solution
Cuda only supports Ray traced 3d rendering A 730 will work but I would suggest a 4gb 750Ti for not a whole lot more if you do large scenes. All other GPU accelerated functions, and there are not many (Fastdraft, Blitbit, and Swapbuffer), will use OpenGL which many cards support.