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  • #16
    Motherboard is Asus P6T

    Originally posted by Mikokariadis View Post
    "My machine has Dual I7 920 Quad Core"

    What is the motherboard those two i7 920 running on?
    Just out of curiosity because I need to buy me one of those.
    I'm running windows7 64bit now

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    • #17
      Machine Specs

      I7 920 @2.67GHz
      Ram 4Gig
      Windows 7 64 Bit I just switched from 32 xp Pro the 64bit should which help alot
      Nvidia GeForce 9600GT Works fine my only issue is the rendering
      Asus P6T
      1TB HD 7200rpm

      I have not installed all my apps for 64bit yet keep you posted

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      • #18
        Thanks for clearing that up Nestamonk, we happen to have nearly the same config. I have the same motherboard and cpu. Have you set HT on and adjusted for the proper number of threads?

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        • #19
          I7

          [QUOTE=Mikokariadis;417194]Thanks for clearing that up Nestamonk, we happen to have nearly the same config. I have the same motherboard and cpu. Have you set HT on and adjusted for the proper number of threads?[/QUOTE
          How do I know HT is on I have 8 threads running now. How much ram do you have in your system and is the machine fast for you.

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          • #20
            Hyperthreading On

            It's turned on, its showing 8 buckets as it renders. I'm assuming I need to upgrade to more then 4gigs of ram. I had a friend test my scene on his dual zeon T5500 with 6gigs of ram with an Nvidia Geforce 512 card. It took 18seconds to render on his running windows 64bit.
            I just tested the scene on my machine it took 6minutes. I understand its a dual zeon, but I still think this machine can render and image under 1minute. Its a very basic scene. Any thoughts on what to do.

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            • #21
              Max sure you've got all your max hotfixes and patches. There were some issues with max 2010 not using all available proc capcity. Still seems spotty if you ask me.

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              • #22
                Max 2010

                The culprit to all of the slow rendering is Max 2010. I even installed the patch sp1 from autodesks website. I ended up installing Max 2009 64 Design. My rendertimes are blazing fast now. The scene went from rendering at 6min per frm in 2010 64bit to 15sec with Design 2009 64 bit. I'm also running Vray Sp2. My scene is real simple but thats the times I need to make quick changes as the director is constantly changing stuff.

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                • #23
                  Good to know you got it fixed in the end.

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