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But try rendering a large 3D or video sequence over night, and watch it melt through your desk.
by krautsourced 14y ago
But try rendering a large 3D or video sequence over night, and watch it melt through your desk.
- krautsourced 14y agoOh, and 16GB is nothing when working with e.g. After Effects.
- smoyer 14y agoIt doesn't get that hot, even while running full-bore. I don't render video or graphics, but I do simulations and run a lot of VMs for various test modes. I suspect that fully loaded CPUs are going to hit a maximum temperature regardless of the application that is running. And yes ... I can't expand the RAM beyond that 16GB (it's actually the limiting factor for my VM count).