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To: sit-rep

You could get a 10th gen Intel with 10core/20thread (i9-10900)
Currently can be had for $222.99 on Amazon.

An LGA 1200 Intel chipset mobo starts around $60.00

Even an i7-10700 is going to be an improvement on a laptop, even with a similar part, due to limited cooling.
I never skimp on RAM or power supply though.
Older parts use DDR4 RAM.
3 NVME ‘may be’ overkill for your application too.
I run multiple VirtualMachines on my hardware.
For me an onboard backup disk is essential, your tolerance may not require an internal backup disk.

I got carried away about having any excuse to post a list of new tools/toys.
I am what I resent, Please forgive.
I saved for over a year and I’d guess it will be my last blast build.
(I have way over 2 billion seconds on the clock, typical for folks here)

Other things to improve Blender motion experience is use reduced poly mesh and/or reduced resolution textures.
It also helps to put things out of camera view on an unrendered layer.


55 posted on 11/19/2024 11:23:34 AM PST by Hermes37
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To: Hermes37

unless it was something very close, all my textures are images. I always knew what to look for in an image to simulate rusted steel corrugated panels to brick or stippled paint. and Blender always did a good job duplicating swatches to cover a plane...

never care how smart people spend their money. Myself, I paid my dues, kids are out and responsible, so now its my time and money...


57 posted on 11/19/2024 11:40:38 AM PST by sit-rep
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To: Hermes37

this was meant for you!

truly appreciate the info you offered. gives me a great reference point!!


59 posted on 11/19/2024 11:44:49 AM PST by sit-rep
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