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u missed my question metric =\ lol...

u using maxwell instead of kerk?

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Originally Posted by eKirts

u missed my question metric =\ lol...

u using maxwell instead of kerk?

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Oh, sorry about that.

Yes, I switched to Maxwell a month or two back. I found the render engine to be much more mature and multitudes faster, around 5-7 times faster than Kerkythea, although you really can't compare the two since one costs money and the other doesn't.

yeah.... maxwell produces some quality renders...wish i could get my hands on a copy =\

thanks :) just wondering ^-^

Hello guys.

One from me:p:

Design on Solidworks by Emir
Rader on Maxwell by me

I need copper material :(

http://img147.imageshack.us/img147/3473/asdda.png

I'm sorry for my English.

Nice render apple :0 definitely agree on needing another copper material :P haha.... looks awesome otherwise :)

... heres mine, addition to the concept block earlier.... this time i made the polygons around the acrylic to low so some areas are rather "sharp" .... ill have fittings and mounting plate for next time :D

http://img10.imageshack.us/img10/6025/wb3stack.jpg

Looks nice eKirts, especially red orings.

Apple, try using other materials like chrome plated copper.

great work guys :) your all making my renders look like poo :(

looks great eKirts. I like it:)

I think, this material is much better.:shrug:

http://img509.imageshack.us/img509/4103/resim.png


sorry for my English.

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Originally Posted by bentleya

great work guys :) your all making my renders look like poo :(

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I disagree, your renders are good too my friend.

That's better Apple, but you can still improve :D

This thread is still very quite. :shrug:

I've been busy working on my case design. Here's the latest render....:cool:

http://i277.photobucket.com/albums/k...e-mkII-28s.jpg

I actually like this the most!!
Awesome work m8

ooo i like white :)

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Originally Posted by Metric

Great first render with Maxwell emir, good choice on the lighting and materials, my only issue is that the inner bore on the barbs needs more polygons (it's octagonal rather than circular)


I'll probably put up a poll later if this gets passed and approved by Bei, but here's a teaser:




EVGA X58 Classified Dual-Chipset Waterblock

https://dl.getdropbox.com/u/2028/Xtr...review_lit.jpg

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Have you got any more news about your block? The chips on this board run hella, hella hot! It be best to keep the inlet and outlet closer to the northbridge so that tri-sli and sli setups have no conflicts with the fittings

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Originally Posted by Mick64

This thread is still very quite. :shrug:

I've been busy working on my case design. Here's the latest render....:cool:
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Dude, if that case was a woman, I would make sweet sweet love to it. :)

Especially if it was a little more zaftig. I like my cases heavy if you know what I mean.

Really, I am talking about computer cases.

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Originally Posted by Big Myke

Have you got any more news about your block? The chips on this board run hella, hella hot! It be best to keep the inlet and outlet closer to the northbridge so that tri-sli and sli setups have no conflicts with the fittings

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Just waiting on someone who can provide me some:
- Accurate measurements and some closeup shots of the chipset area so I can figure out what components need to be avoided
- As well as a photo of the EVGA 'E' LED piece from the northbridge heatsink so I can figure how to integrate that in.

I talked to Bei, who liked the current design so once I can give him a solid render of the block, production should follow sometime after that. The barb locations are still being debated as the 'neck' between the NB and SB is so small, issues with restriction starts to come into play.

My desktop with the design is currently being cleaned and rebuilt, but hopefully I can give more information sometime at the end of next week.

Mick: Love the white, very nice :up:. Is the window tinted or is that from the HDRI environment?...

Sounds good Metric, I wish I could help you with the measurements and what not to help speed the process.

Looks fantastic in white :up:

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Originally Posted by Metric

Mick: Love the white, very nice :up:. Is the window tinted or is that from the HDRI environment?...

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I did give the window a little tint...:up:

how can you all make the rendering so real? Did you all just render it out or do some photo shop editing? Good job you all.

:cool:

http://i277.photobucket.com/albums/k...se-mkII-30.jpg

Im just installing Solidworks 07 now. For the SW people, what are you using for rendering?

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Originally Posted by IntelFloyd

Im just installing Solidworks 07 now. For the SW people, what are you using for rendering?

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64-bit Maxwell Render 1.7.1

in related news autodesk unveiled 3dsmax 2010... im excited.. cant you tell.. :rolleyes:
i just hope they fix all the bugs from 09 and give me something new!

Hi everyone, thought that i should have case desing in my gardrobe :D
A 15 min. quick work, i'll work on this for sure if i have some free time.

Some crappy SW PhotoWorks render.
http://img257.imageshack.us/img257/4092/asdado.jpg

Blue neon ver.
http://img257.imageshack.us/img257/1299/maviu.jpg

Wow it's been late, forum says 04:58 PM, it's 3am here i should go to bed :D

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Originally Posted by evil-98

in related news autodesk unveiled 3dsmax 2010... im excited.. cant you tell.. :rolleyes:
i just hope they fix all the bugs from 09 and give me something new!

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One can always dream :rolleyes:

Fix bugs? Autodesk are worse then Microsoft, they will add something you don't need and a bunch of new and interesting bugs ;) At least that is what they usually does whit there CAD software.