#030 vs 030wRAM
07-Jun-90 16:39:36
Sb: #17164-#030 vs 030wRAM
Fm: PETER S. WASON 76505,2615
To: Harry Callesis 72025,117
Thx, Harry…..
I suppose my next question is what kind of difference can I expect from
020/881 vs 030/882…although I can assume the 030 is faster…
I have had ray traces take as long as a 12-hour stretch on my '000
(hehehe)…sometimes more (glass and water, combined with reflective
surfaces, complex objects and multiple light sources (including filters)
and I wonder (since you say "well, not phenomenal") just how FAST does your
machine trace at? You have the 28Mhz 030/882, right?
If the difference is from hours to minutes it's worth every penny (up to a
reasonable limit), but if not I might reconsider saving some more for that
50Mhz 030……
-Scott