can add more models more simulations more materials more everything to your NUMBER_TOKENd scenes and view it all in real time running out of vram in the middle of a project is basically like running out of toilet paper as far as tech specs go unreal engine blender and cNUMBER_TOKENd each call for their individual vram minimums but the more the better the nvidia quadro rtx NUMBER_TOKEN has NUMBER_TOKEN and the aNUMBER_TOKEN has NUMBER_TOKEN. this card alone has unlocked my ability to create larger scenes in NUMBER_TOKENd back in the day i was working on a gtx NUMBER_TOKEN and i think i got some good renders out with this NUMBER_TOKEN. you don't have to go all out right at the gates invest in yourself over time invest in your career over time all right so let's talk about storage the main difference between our three hard drive options is really storage space you know a two terabyte ssd is gonna cost more than a NUMBER_TOKEN gigabyte ssd so a great rule to live by is to install your operating system and programs on an ssd while everything else lives on a basic hard drive the idea is to speed up boot and launch times by reserving a faster drive for the important programs and your operating system you can go a step further and reserve another ssd for cache data or go a step further and take those two ssds upgrade them to nvme drives the fastest drives your current projects and most used files can go on ssds and reserve everything else for the standard hard drives so ram the main difference in price between two ram sticks will basically be capacity you have a two gigabyte stick or you have a NUMBER_TOKEN gigabyte stick one's more expensive than the other do you have one NUMBER_TOKEN gig stick or do you have four of them you're gonna spend more money on four obviously ram is one of those pieces of hardware where more is usually better you can go overboard with it your computer may not use all of it so you would just have unused ram sitting there but it's better than not having enough ram important note on the power supply you want to make sure that your power supply has enough wattage to power your entire computer the difference between a cheap one and a good one is reliability that's the first thing is reliability you have to have a reliable power supply as far as cases go a crappy case will be cramped and will barely have any support for fans all right you want to have a case that has room to breathe that has enough air flow to cool your parts off you don't want stuff to be sweating in these things you want them to be running as cool as possible but remember specs are important but i'd rather have a part that is NUMBER_TOKEN slower and not crashed than a part that's NUMBER_TOKEN faster and blue screen my computer it doesn't matter if you buy an overclock gpu or a super cheap power supply if your hardware isn't reliable they will be headache on your rig on your life it'll just make things suck you'll be wasting money as NUMBER_TOKENd artists we need a stable system especially if your job counts on it for those of you who would prefer to hire professionals like puget to put together your dream rig let me tell you how awesome it was to work with these guys the first thing you'll do
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