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Looking at those graphs, IF the x-axis shows time, modded gaming card is not good. One thing I have noticed here, of the bat when people ask for 3D rendering pro cards, people recommend:
1. Gaming cards.
2. Modded gaming cards.
3. Useless gaming cards to cut back costs.
It does not work like that. A GD guy needs a specific type of card, and the gaming card will not cut the ice. Even that graph above, shows how clearly useless a modded card is, but still it has been quoted twice to encourage the OP to get a gaming card, mod it and do 3D work on it. And if it does not work -- we continue posting here, as if its our money..right..right.
Also the official drivers that come with 3D PRO cards are important. They have drivers which have been officially and tested as per company standards. The driver pack is certified, and the user can honestly claim, that they are using a set company standards. Artifacting and pixelating should be less of an issue with professional cards as compared to gaming cards. If the OP is ready to spend 10K, why push him on a boat with no paddle. Ya he will float, but will he move..can we sure shot guarantee that. If someone is using a modded gaming accelerator here for professional 3D work, I would really happy to hear his views regarding the same.
Looking at those graphs, IF the x-axis shows time, modded gaming card is not good. One thing I have noticed here, of the bat when people ask for 3D rendering pro cards, people recommend:
1. Gaming cards.
2. Modded gaming cards.
3. Useless gaming cards to cut back costs.
It does not work like that. A GD guy needs a specific type of card, and the gaming card will not cut the ice. Even that graph above, shows how clearly useless a modded card is, but still it has been quoted twice to encourage the OP to get a gaming card, mod it and do 3D work on it. And if it does not work -- we continue posting here, as if its our money..right..right.
Also the official drivers that come with 3D PRO cards are important. They have drivers which have been officially and tested as per company standards. The driver pack is certified, and the user can honestly claim, that they are using a set company standards. Artifacting and pixelating should be less of an issue with professional cards as compared to gaming cards. If the OP is ready to spend 10K, why push him on a boat with no paddle. Ya he will float, but will he move..can we sure shot guarantee that. If someone is using a modded gaming accelerator here for professional 3D work, I would really happy to hear his views regarding the same.