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Can only buy just one at the moment, so I was wondering what should I get first to get the most out of those two programs and Photoshop.

 

I'm thinking of either i5 760 or 8 GB more memory or some Nvidia card.

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Thats a tough call. 3DSMAX uses lots of everything. Not sure if your mobo can deal with 2000 series of sandy bridge CPU's, if it does then the I5-2500K would be your best choice.

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Thats a tough call. 3DSMAX uses lots of everything. Not sure if your mobo can deal with 2000 series of sandy bridge CPU's, if it does then the I5-2500K would be your best choice.

 

It cannot.

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For 3ds max, changing to nvidia (CUDA advantages for Iray and nitrous display) would make sense only if you use the 2012 version.

A CPU (and mobo apparently) upgrade is good for everything.

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Oh boy...I just bought this board a year ago. Anything decent on AMD side?

 

asparagin,

 

what did you mean 2012 version?

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3ds max 2012. It takes advantage of nvidia cards, for the new render engine iray and for the nitrous viewport.

..but it's not really a must..

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Well, assuming 3Ds Max can take advantage of a quad-core system, the i5 760 would be pretty much a doubling of the useable resources at 3ds disposal compared to the i3. So if on a budget, that is still a very good choice.

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Well, assuming 3Ds Max can take advantage of a quad-core system,

 

Definitely, since 3ds max 8 I think.

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