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
# 1 29-03-2013 , 10:38 PM
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Advice of Graphic Cards

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I am buying a laptop for running 3D graphic soft such as Maya and Mudbox. My question is how powerful a graphics card will I need? I can get one with a QUADRO 4000M for a good deal is this good enough?

What is everyone else running?


Thanks!

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# 2 29-03-2013 , 11:33 PM
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I suspect the majority of people around here use gaming cards, myself included, so I'm sure if you can get a quadro for a good deal, so much the better. I don't know how the 4000 stacks up against others though.

# 3 01-04-2013 , 12:15 AM
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I'm using dual QUADRO 2000D's
they handle anything I can throw at them, and even get by with decent gaming frame rates
I'm not as accomplished as most here in Maya, but these cards don't stutter a bit.

Saw a lot of negative reviews on the 4000's when I was shopping
mostly positive reviews on the 2000D's, so I bought those instead.


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# 4 01-04-2013 , 01:21 AM
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Also, remember that this is an M card, so it won't be as powerful as the standard workstation cards. You can't compare the two!


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