I'm not sure who this is really for. I mean that honestly.
At least on the workstation side - i do a lot of solidworks-based 3d modeling. The A6000 can easily, for example, raytrace in real time anything i can even find to throw at it.
Like models that Solidworks still has trouble opening and rendering normally can raytrace instantly.
What part of workstation software is still GPU bound at this point on high end GPU's?
I guess if CAM was taking more advantage of GPU's, i could see it useful there, but on the modeling side, i honestly don't get it.
At least on the workstation side - i do a lot of solidworks-based 3d modeling. The A6000 can easily, for example, raytrace in real time anything i can even find to throw at it. Like models that Solidworks still has trouble opening and rendering normally can raytrace instantly.
What part of workstation software is still GPU bound at this point on high end GPU's?
I guess if CAM was taking more advantage of GPU's, i could see it useful there, but on the modeling side, i honestly don't get it.