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"Tim Cook" <z99### [at] gmail com> wrote in message
news:4cc50f54$1@news.povray.org...
> Intel i7-950 with 2x4 GB DDR3-1333 memory, Win7 64-bit, Radeon 5770 video
> card. Price: $1235 (which is pretty darn close to the individual
> components I priced out separately, so the place that built it either does
> it almost at cost, or gets components a lot cheaper than street price).
>
> Can play Portal at 1920x1200 with all settings maxed out no problem. (That
> and Thief 3 are probably the only two games I have that the Radeon won't
> giggle at me behind my back for using it to run...)
>
> Now the not-so-off-topic stuff:
>
> running a render in POV 3.5 (since I use Moray to build scenes), not even
> a quarter done after four hours
> get fed up, load the .pov file in POV 3.7 beta 39...it renders in 28
> minutes.
>
> !!
>
> XDDDDDDDDDDDDDD
>
> a bit washed-out, though. probably the gamma setting? really need to
> learn how to use naked POV without going through Moray for purposes of
> animation.
>
> --
> Tim Cook
I did a simlar thing about 6 months ago. Previous computer pov render took
5 hours, new computer bits do the same scene in 45 minutes, tidy.
Crysis? at 1080p and every single option turned on I get a minimum of
30fps+
Metro 2033 is what brings my PC back to reality and at 1080p with everything
maxed out, the fps can drop to 20 (which is still ok) in a couple of intense
battles. Otherwise, its totally fine.
Intel QX9770 quad core extreme, 1600mhz FSB
8GB 1600mhz ram
Nvidia GTX480 extreme
Cheers Dre
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