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3D Studio Max

ConUladh · 2003-06-10 19:35:59

Just wondering what sort of minimum spec you'd need for 3D Studio Max. A friend wants to install it but his current PC would def not be up to it the way it is

10-06-2003 7:35pm

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ConUladh

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Just wondering what sort of minimum spec you'd need for 3D Studio Max. A friend wants to install it but his current PC would def not be up to it the way it is

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#2 10-06-2003 9:34pm

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well you could get away with a PII 400 with 256mb, but its not goin to be exactly dandy.

PIII 700 (133fsb) and above if you want it to be semi-tolerable, although some really detailed stuff will max out the most powerful of machines.

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#3 11-06-2003 7:24am

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For usable.. I'd go with at least a 1Ghz processor and at least 512Mb RAM... video card isn't too important.

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#4 11-06-2003 7:53am

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its not too bad when you're just creating stuff but when you go to render it you will definately notice the difference!

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