#rendering times
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Alan, This has given me a lot of things to think about. I think I will
go with a 4/66 with bookoos of RAM and get the P90 later and transplant the
memory into the new board. I have a 30 pin mem socket now. (Geez, it just gets
worse and worse, huh?) Whats even funnier is that my next door neighbor wants
to buy my current computer w/ 3dsR1 for $1000! I wonder if he knows you can
get a 4/66 for that?
Anyhow, I will try to get some of my work out into the showcase forum
for all to see. I am thinking of a mustang morphing into a cyclist on a
Serotta road bike. It will probably take a month to render, but maybe I can
get one of them there good payon' jobs to pay for the P90. Any offers? I'll
wait for you to see it before you come beating on my door.<G>
Thanks Again!
Tommy
Glad some of that made sense, Thomas.
I'd love to see some shots of that morph when it's finished!
-Alan
Tom, FWIW
There is a product on the market called SimSaver which allows you many
options. For instance you can stack 1, 2 or 4 30pin simms into one 72 pin
socket. They also have a model which will allow you to stack 2 72pin
simms into a single 72pin socket. There is even a model which allows
more than one 30pin simm to stack into a single 30pin socket. For more
information you can call Eric Evans at Quick Electronics 800-800-5500.
Don't forget to tell him I sent you <g>.
-Lee