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jarretttowe
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jarretttowe
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I decided on the 980 ti because of the price difference. It will be easier to move to a 2 card system using the 980 ti than the titan. I believe both will be overkill for iclone, but you will love the extra horsepower, especially if you have to use other apps! Also, a laptop with the 980m (like I am using now) is more than capable of maxing iclone out. Very capable!
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Well ....if money is no object I think the choice is clear :D
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RobertoColombo
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RobertoColombo
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...apart from the natural envy, I will say that you will not experience any kind of issues with such a monster GPU. I have the GTX980 and I am currently working on a monster-project with 66 characters with no issue, except a bit of sluggish UI (and I plan to add more, because it seems I still have system resources for them).
The thing you need to consider is whether to add 2 GPUs: it does not necessarily mean 2x GPU RAM size (most of the time it does not!) and also you need to check the GPU bus architecture because 2 GPUs could mean half bus bandwidth for each one, so faster data processing but slower data movement aroound the system. Check it carefully...
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justaviking
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Unless you seriously expect to exceed the 6GB of graphics memory, I'd go for the 980Ti. Other than the memory, their performance is extremely similar. Here's a good side-by-side comparison. (Note that sometimes "lower is better" in the graphs.) http://anandtech.com/bench/product/1496?vs=1447If picking the 980Ti leaves you with too much money in your pocket, buy a bigger SSD, or some new software, or send the excess to me.
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animagic
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animagic
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You are better off buying extra system RAM for the price difference. That will help iClone for large scenes and Indigo as well.
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