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06-01-2008, 00:04
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Re: are render farms merely a dream?
I always render on my home computers.
Primary: Athlon64 X2 3.00GHz 4GB DDR2 combined 1.3TB HDD space 18" CRT Secondary: Athlon64 2.00GHz 1GB DDR 250GB HDD 15" CRT (Dying unfortuantly) If your schools have a CAD lab or somethign of the like you might consider using Network Rendering on those PC's to get animations done a lot faster. I have never used 3dsMax's NetRender Nodes but Lightwave 3D's network Rendering system is absolutly amazing. -Just my .2 cents |
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