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I need a card for a workstation.

wretchedwilly

Hello! With all these new cards on the market, im not sure what to buy for a workstation build I am doing. The build needs to be able to use Maya, zbrush, photoshop unreal4, topogun, 3dsmax. Any help is greatly appreciated. 

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Titan X should do the trick 

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Titan x

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Titan x Would do the job.

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Something a little cheaper than a titan x please. I thought about it, but its too much given the rest of the build. Maybe something like a 390x? Or a 980 ti? I'll ask the person i'm building it for, but I'm sure they will say no to the titan x. 

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If Titan X is out of your price range, I'd highly recommend 980 TI. 

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For brute compute capability AMD cards do better. (they just do...)

 

Fury X has highest single gpu compute performance on market by a sizable margin.

 

 

 

For the gamers out there... yes amd's architecture is THAT inefficient.

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For brute compute capability AMD cards do better. (they just do...)

Fury X has highest single gpu compute performance on market by a sizable margin.

For the gamers out there... yes amd's architecture is THAT inefficient.

This is true, Raydon rips OpenCL a new ass hole, if they don't benefit from cuda, AMD is the best choice.
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