- Sep 21, 2017
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Well im building a PC on the cheap for working on CAD, but dont get me wrong i have chosen good parts for what im looking to do with it that is 3D modeling on software like Sketchup, CATIA, CREO, NX, SOLIDWORKS, 3DS Max, Maya, AutoCAD, Blender, Rhino, etc, oh and i will be doing a bit of CAE and CAM too, but its ok if its a bit slow at those. I will be focusing in just 3d Modeling serious stuff, some 4 Gb projects or so, basically what i need is the best performance in things like pan, tilt, rotation, moving around, testing parts, some engine animations, changing specs, modifying characteristics, things like that, and then i will be doing some basic CAE, and machining, so i need the less with rendering and that other stuff, i wont be adding a lot of textures to the models neither.
Basically i dont know if i need a Workstation GPU or not, but i plan on spening no more than $220 (recent cards, not some old garbage) so some options are like for example the Quadro P600 (2Gb), the Radeon Pro WX 3100 (2Gb), GTX 1050 Ti (4Gb) gtx 960, Radeon RX 560, Radeon R9 270X, etc.
So i need help to decide which GPU should i buy Workstation or consumer, plz i have seen charts and vidz but it only got me things wrong in my head due to some really crazy misleading or not so scientific methods that i just coulnt obtain solid conclusions.
Thanks!!
Basically i dont know if i need a Workstation GPU or not, but i plan on spening no more than $220 (recent cards, not some old garbage) so some options are like for example the Quadro P600 (2Gb), the Radeon Pro WX 3100 (2Gb), GTX 1050 Ti (4Gb) gtx 960, Radeon RX 560, Radeon R9 270X, etc.
So i need help to decide which GPU should i buy Workstation or consumer, plz i have seen charts and vidz but it only got me things wrong in my head due to some really crazy misleading or not so scientific methods that i just coulnt obtain solid conclusions.
Thanks!!
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