> Side note - it renders at least 2x the speed of v5. > Can't wait to get it running on a new quad core in January when the next > Intel procs are available... =)
Hi Brandon : Some of the new Quads are pushed back until feb-march . Maybe these are Xeons ? http://www.digitimes.com/mobos/a20071218PD212.html\ The Q6600 that I have is very good and very cheap and so are the motherboards for it (and the ram) . I decided to buy now and then wait and see what's available next fall or christmas . My rig is here in this thread on 2CPU.com (post #55 , etc , etc) http://forums.2cpu.com/showthread.php?t=87425&page=2 V6 ufo benchmark , combined with a cheap quad is an absolutely mind- blowing combination . If you are one of the advanced users running the 64- bit Realsoft3D version and a Quad you will immediately step to the front of the line . garry > Hi all and Vesa, > > I installed v6 at lunch time today, created a bowl in RS, created a fluid > simulation in Realflow, and cant seem to figure out how to get the entire mesh sequence animation back into v6. > > Can anyone give me a little clarification to get my animation back into RS? > > Side note - it renders at least 2x the speed of v5. Can't wait to get it > running on a new quad core in January when the next Intel procs are available... =) > > The building construction tools look incredible, hope to try soon. The new > measurement system is long overdue and is excellent - THANK YOU Realsoft =) > > Much more to explore... > > Regards, > Brandon > > >The Windows version of the new Realsoft 3D version 6 has been released. Some > >highlights of the new features: > >
