configuration

[diki]

Excuse me guys but being about to retire my dated pc I ask you some advice given the requirements of ver.2012.

the main doubt and whether to stay on a more commercial platform (i72600k) or switch to xeon mono "series w3600" or bi-processor "series x5600"

for the video card I would opt for a professional board "quadro 2000 or fx1800" since I now have a 9800gtx but I am not very satisfied with the fluidity.

p.s. for now 3ds I don't care but in the future never say...

all the tips are very welcome.

 

[gfrank]

the rice required by the sw are:http://www.cad3d.it/forum1/showpost.php?p=214249&postcount=16content in this discussion:http://www.cad3d.it/forum1/showthread.php?t=24921

 

[diki]

I thank you for the answer I have already read everything but I think I have misinterpreted the question

I would like to know if by switching to a two-processor system I would have had an increase in performance in rendering (I believe influent in the design phase) so as to justify the difference of purchase of components

or a xeon series w3600 six core could be a right middle way

 

[render54]

I can tell you
with a double processor
speed does not double
in cad3d had been posted a rvt file to test the speed of rendering
with a single xeon processor 2,33 mhz I used 121"
with two processors theoretically had to give me 61" instead it gave me 81"
who had done the test with an i7 to 3,06 mhz had employed if not mistaken 51"
If you go on the xeon at the same mhz cost you much more, then consider the rams
for xeon should usually be etc and also cost you a lot more

 

[render54]

look for this
"PC performance to exploit revit"

 

[diki]

is it worth investing on video cards pro (quadro or fx)?