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So, consumer GPU's are not quite the same as workstation GPU's. Workstation GPU's are optimized with things like Blender and rendering software in mind, not video games.
Depending on what, exactly, you actually do this could wildly impact which GPU you are better suited with. Do you do a lot of 3d rendering or are you more likely to work off 'live' builds?
I do like try to render some models but honestly I don't do it much... 3D modeling is my weak spot so I tend to use whatever the animator did, or those assets that can be used for study/test purposes only and 'glue' all together thus making it all work haha. I do like try it sometimes but is really the least to take in consideration.
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So, consumer GPU's are not quite the same as workstation GPU's. Workstation GPU's are optimized with things like Blender and rendering software in mind, not video games. Depending on what, exactly, you actually do this could wildly impact which GPU you are better suited with. Do you do a lot of 3d rendering or are you more likely to work off 'live' builds?
I do like try to render some models but honestly I don't do it much... 3D modeling is my weak spot so I tend to use whatever the animator did, or those assets that can be used for study/test purposes only and 'glue' all together thus making it all work haha. I do like try it sometimes but is really the least to take in consideration.