Hi Igor, Screen AND video???
Dunno if you really need fast realtime feedback. (which is not fully implemented in RS like DX shaders etc....) Spend your money to RAM and HT-processors in my opinion. And use onclick raytraycing/postprocess of a renderbox. RS lives in imagination and VSL. And: What is not to much money??? Which Operating System??? What kind of bus-sytem??? Many questions???? Best and fast solution (in my opinion): ------Backup your system!!!! !!!! Contact all your computer-game-freak friends. Get graphic-cards from them. Load latest drivers. Check all important apps. and again....... -------Use the system-backup-----!!!! next graphic-card ------Backup your system!!!! Load latest drivers. Check all important apps. -------Use the system-backup-----!!!! next graphic-card ......... Mark best graphic-card. Buy card which fullfills your needs. Matthias (BTW: Buy some good "Budweiser" for all of your friends) ----- Original Message ----- From: henergy To: [email protected] Sent: Tuesday, November 22, 2005 11:29 PM Subject: Re: Which video card and screen? Hello, I g o r. I use videocards ATI. Monitors TFT and Trinitron. I am happy :) Success, Yuriy. ----- Original Message ----- From: Igor Wesdorp To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Tuesday, November 22, 2005 22:28 Subject: Which video card and screen? Hello, Along with upgrading from Real3D te Realsoft3D, I'm planning to buy a new screen and videocard. Does any of you have tips? About the screen: I was thinking of a 21" CRT screen (because I don't like the constrained view angle of TFT sceens and beacause of their price). Oh, and I don't want to see them thin Trinitron wires. Tips? About the video card: I understood that RS3D uses the video card to generate solid previews of the scene, and so it is important to have a card that is not too slow. Any recommendations? I'll use the software only for stills, and I do not want to spent too much money. Thank you. I g o r
