13 Feb 2011 at 08:51 #21 stopper stopper Associate Joined 17 Sep 2010 Posts 1,769 Energize said: What benefit does an SSD offer 3ds max other than the inital loading of files? Rendering is not bottlenecked by hdd speed. Click to expand... Of course it is, it has to write the finished frames and temp files some where.
Energize said: What benefit does an SSD offer 3ds max other than the inital loading of files? Rendering is not bottlenecked by hdd speed. Click to expand... Of course it is, it has to write the finished frames and temp files some where.
13 Feb 2011 at 12:18 #22 Luke_Bowman Luke_Bowman Associate Joined 10 Dec 2010 Posts 1,428 Location Cumbria They deteriorate fast, but fast is considered in years. And make sure the 'trim' feature is on, it'l make your ssd last a lot longer.
They deteriorate fast, but fast is considered in years. And make sure the 'trim' feature is on, it'l make your ssd last a lot longer.
13 Feb 2011 at 12:59 #23 .temp .temp Associate Joined 20 Nov 2010 Posts 370 Location South Wales Energize said: What benefit does an SSD offer 3ds max? Click to expand... I'm interested in this too I'm thinking of getting an SSD for Windows, CS4, Maya, Z-Brush, 3Ds Max and a few games.
Energize said: What benefit does an SSD offer 3ds max? Click to expand... I'm interested in this too I'm thinking of getting an SSD for Windows, CS4, Maya, Z-Brush, 3Ds Max and a few games.
13 Feb 2011 at 17:27 #24 Energize Energize Caporegime Joined 12 Mar 2004 Posts 29,952 Location England stopper said: Of course it is, it has to write the finished frames and temp files some where. Click to expand... Do you realise how long it takes to render a single frame? It takes my cpu 2 seconds just to render the blender cube @ 1920x1080.
stopper said: Of course it is, it has to write the finished frames and temp files some where. Click to expand... Do you realise how long it takes to render a single frame? It takes my cpu 2 seconds just to render the blender cube @ 1920x1080.