kadritahir

Person: So what do you do? You: Well... I'm a 3D Artist. Basically, I draw buildings on the computer then edit them to look like an actual photograph. Person: oh sweet... I'm building my house at the moment, can you do mine? You: Sure!, here is my contact info. Person: So what type of camera do you use? You: ..... You: ........ Story of my life.

Great! I'm new to cga as-well. I'm own an Architectural Visualisation company in Perth, WA called ABT Designs. I will be posting new work from our website http://www.abtdesigns.com.au Cya around!

I was working for ArchiCAD recenlty , so ill try make this as un-bias as possible. I have used Revit in the past for small residential/commercial etc. has its pros and cons like any program. I find it to be a little 'clunky' when you work with larger files. - i still use it on occasion. as for ArchiCAD, its the best BIM software I have ever used to date.

ArchiCAD + C4D has seamless compatibility. - http://www.archicadwiki.com/Cinema4D not well informed about Revit/vasari + 3ds.

Quadro v GTX780 benchmark test: Unless you are planning to step-up to really heavy renders in the near future, I would stick to a GTX 560 - as Zdravko Said. For a beginner, I would recommend the following system. really, you don't need the system you stated, its overkill. -unless you like overkill, like me. Budget: £2400-2500 including monitor MYREC: 1500p - 2500p max. CPU: Intel Core i7 4930K Extreme Hex Core MYREC: Intel Core i7-4771 LGA1150 Cooler: Thermalright Silver Arrow SB-E MoBo: Asus P9X79 PRO GPU: QUADRO k4000 or GTX760/770/780/780ti? MYREC: GTX 560 RAM: Corsair CML32GX3M4A1600C10B Vengeance Low Profile 32GB (4x8GB) DDR3 1600 Mhz CL10 XMP MYREC: 8Gb DDR3 G.Skill 1600mhz SSD: SSD 256 GB SAMSUNG 840 PRO MYREC: stay away from samsung ssd, go for crucial or intel HDD: HDD 2TB WD BLACK Case: FRACTAL DESIGN DEFINE R4 PSU: Corsair AX760 or RM750 or RM650 MYREC: Corsair AX760i System: Windows 7 64 bit Pro Monitor: Dell u2413 or Asus PA248Q MYREC: I have never failed with benq. Benq EW2740L 27" LED Monitor x2 hope that helps, Kadri.

Perth, Western Australia ABT Designs - http://www.abtdesigns.com.au Cheers!