Daniel Simon a professional designer who works in Hollywood talks about his move to a Boxx WS and Nvidia Maximus. “I often handle both vehicle design and modeling in the film projects that I work on, so I need efficiency,”. “My first experience with Nvidia GPUs was a single Quadro 6000. The rendering speed in iRay was an eye opener, and it also helped my editing process.” Continue on GraphicSpeak.
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