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"LanuHum" <Lan### [at] yandexru> wrote:
> Thank you!
> When I see your images, I see myself the impotent man.
> The blender doesn't rescue.
> I am interested in the maximum opportunities of CPU of a normal linux-desktop
>
> The motherboard supports 64 Gb?
> My computer has 16 Gb RAM and swap = 25 Gb
> If the scene uses more than 40 Gb memory: problem!!! :)))))
First, since "Avatar" an amateur doesn't seem to have any chance to generate
real 3D art anymore - at least this is my opinion.
All we do is just for fun. For me this insight is kind of relieving.
So I forget having to make nice images - if an idea works, fine - otherwise it
gets stored...
Second, I use win7 and swapping is nearly impossible nowadays.
My main render machine has 32 GB and I plan to upgrade to the maximum of 64 GB
(sic!). This is not only because of the motherboard, my processor (i7-5960X 3.0
GHz) doesn't support more than that IIRC.
I haven't seen a 40 GB scene yet, but perhaps I generate one - it should be easy
without meshes...
Happy rendering
Norbert
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