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Hi, I'm supporting a team of 4 designers with i7 960 / Dual Quadro 2000 workstations that want to upgrade. Their workflow is 60% Maya 2013 + Vray, ~30% After Effects and Photoshop CS5 (and maybe 5% RealFlow). Is better performance available by mixing a K5000 and GTX Titan (to support a V-ray RT Viewport and GPU config), or with a single 12GB Quadro K6000 for this workflow? I've looked long and hard to find if these cards work with CS5 and based on no findings online would guess Adobe CS doesn't even harness CUDA acceleration til CS 5.5 or 6. Awesome forum, thanks all. Chris PS: How would access to their 8 node mini Render Farm for rendering (8 x 6-core Xeon E5 2665) bear on optimizing new single workstation hardware choices? PPS: Is RT built into V_ray now or is that an upgrade?

Main specs of two card (just differences): ..........................................GTX Titan............................GTX 690 Cuda Cores............................2688....................................3072 Base Clock...........................837 MHz...............................915 MHz Boost Clock..........................876 MHz..............................1019 MHz Texture Fill Rate................187.5 billion/sec....................234 billion/sec Memory Config...................6144 MB GDDR5.........4096 MB (2048 per GPU) GDDR5 Memory Interface Width..........384-bit......................512-bit (256-bit per GPU) Memory Bandwith................228.4 GB/sec........................384 GB/sec OpenGL..................................4.3.........................................4.2 The Titan has several advantages from HDMI output but these are not gain performance.Ok, i wanna ask why did they release Titan for high end with these specs ?