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Booger
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The app;lication I'm running is called CycloneI'm looking for a 32 bit pc that will :
Have the highest possible ram out there for modeling 3D Point Cloud data into actaual 3 D Models File sizes vary from 80 meg to 26 gig.
The absolute best Vid card on the market anyware.
Quad Dual Processors - The best on the market
1280X1024 resolution, 24-bit color or above, OpenGL 1.2 or higher.
Fast and accurate optimization & preparation of point clouds from any 3D scanning device
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Well if it isn't Booger. How you been?
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Hi silly wabbit. I've been great you know.... SSDD , and you ? Been laid lately ?
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Captain
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Re: Spec a PC

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My thoughts:
You're looking at an SLI 8800 Ultra setup, high-end DDR3 RAM, an ultra high-end mobo (such as an nForce 790i), and the Intel Core Extreme QX9800 quad core.

BTW is your work paying for this or what?
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Re: Spec a PC

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Good on ya for getting a blank check.

I'd also recommend getting dual monitors as you can have many more tool/process monitor windows open instead of doing menu hopping within your application.

What are you reconstructing in the computer? Trade secret?

Give it up anyways, bitch.
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Here's a link to the Cyclone software.
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Post by AmIdYfReAk »

wouldent a app like that need the extra GPU that the Quatro's have?

rather then a consumer based product like the 8800's?

i.e.
http://www.nvidia.com/object/quadro_fx_5600_4600.html
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AmIdYfReAk wrote:wouldent a app like that need the extra GPU that the Quatro's have?

rather then a consumer based product like the 8800's?

i.e.
http://www.nvidia.com/object/quadro_fx_5600_4600.html
1.5 GB memory on the 5600 and a ton of bandwidth....nice.
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Captain Mazda wrote:My thoughts:
You're looking at an SLI 8800 Ultra setup, high-end DDR3 RAM, an ultra high-end mobo (such as an nForce 790i), and the Intel Core Extreme QX9800 quad core.

BTW is your work paying for this or what?
the best card is probably a FireGL v8600/8650
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indeed, you need a workstation card, not a consumer one

Oh, and more than 3GB of RAM won't do anything for you if you run a 32-bit OS
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Hi booger, long time no see
Booger wrote:The app;lication I'm running is called CycloneI'm looking for a 32 bit pc that will
Get a 64-bit CPU. They run x32 apps as fast or often faster than x32 chips anyway, because all of the fast, new chips coming out are x64.
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Booger wrote:The app;lication I'm running is called CycloneI'm looking for a 32 bit pc that will :
Have the highest possible ram out there for modeling 3D Point Cloud data into actaual 3 D Models File sizes vary from 80 meg to 26 gig.
The absolute best Vid card on the market anyware.
Quad Dual Processors - The best on the market
1280X1024 resolution, 24-bit color or above, OpenGL 1.2 or higher.
Fast and accurate optimization & preparation of point clouds from any 3D scanning device
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BTW if you want raw performance for this and if it's for business use, you'll be better off investing in a mid-spec server that can house 2 or more quad-core CPUs. Assuming the application is muti-core aware.

If it isn't, then just get one of the fastest old single cores you can find. Raw speed on a single thread is higher.
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