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Depends on what you're doing. With video or 3D work, 64GB can often be a bottleneck. With After Effects and Maya rendering we've gone over our 96GB RAM limit us
by glenneroo 9y ago
Depends on what you're doing. With video or 3D work, 64GB can often be a bottleneck. With After Effects and Maya rendering we've gone over our 96GB RAM limit using dual Xeon 6-core (i.e. 24 logical) on multiple occasions, especially rendering 4K+ scenes, forcing us to set limits on RAM/thread usage. I want to upgrade them to 128GB but getting bigger ECC RAM sticks in Austria (and EU in general) was (and still is) difficult and stupidly expensive.