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naeim Posted: July 06, 2010   Post subject: livingroom
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Hi to all.
Software : 3DS Max 2009x64,Vray 1.5sp2 , ACAD, ps7
Hardware : Core i7 920, 6Gb Ram , ATI 4890
Render time : 01:45:00

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UVlas Posted: July 20, 2010   Post subject:
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Nice work.
Isn't 1 hour and 45 minutes too much for this kind of render on a i7 processor?
I thought that i7 are supposed to be powerful processors.
naeim Posted: August 08, 2010   Post subject:
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I tested this work with p4 3.6ghz and 2 gb ram before, render time was around 12 hours.
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bryan Posted: August 27, 2010   Post subject:
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This looks nice. I don't know why but I find it very expensive. It looks like the furnitures in the oval office and something like that. This also looks comfortable, realistic and detailed.
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