When it comes to complex 3D models in the hands of artists, architects, and designers, choosing the ideal desktop PC for 3D rendering makes a big difference. To render scenes in such scale, a powerful hardware is required which can even the computational process of ray tracing, global illumination and other rendering techniques.
Factors that Enhance 3D Rendering
Processor (CPU): In terms of processing, you will want to go for something like an AMD Ryzen Threadripper or the Intel Core i9 which have a high amount of cores.
Greater the number of cores mean better for rendering but higher clock speeds aid in actions like modeling or animating. Basically you’re looking for a good medium between core count and speed.
Graphics Card (GPU): It uses GPU acceleration to render -Rendering engines such as Blender Cycles are a must, so you will probably need some high-end GPU like RTX series from NVIDIA.
VRAM (Video Memory): Detailed textures and complex 3D models require a greater amount of VRAM. Professional 3D rendering work needs GPUs with at least 8GB.
RAM (Memory): Rendering huge scenes and working while design local software concurrently needs large memory 32GB is the minimum RAM we would suggest most users get, and for more resource-heavy projects, 64GB or more.
Storage (SSD): NVMe SSD: NVMe SSD allows you to read and write data files faster compared to traditional hard drives, this can drastically reduce load times and save files.
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