Liquid Cooling Render Gallery

[bentleya]

yep perfect example. hehe...
some noob might buy it though...

Bentleya any more nice renders? maybe a set cpu nb sb mosfets...

i have them drawn but playing with settings as i am a complete noob really in rendering

give us to friday and i will share them up :P

RE: Mosfet Dream III



Very nice! :notworthy: Any ghost renders of the inside?



Ahem! So what software did you use?

yerp i will post them now for the insides,

http://s255.photobucket.com/albums/h...Dream%20World/

http://s255.photobucket.com/albums/h...%20High%20Res/





and software well secret, nah joking will post up in the next lot i just fort we needed something for the first post

got some constructive crits for you guys

@bentleya: your model is fairly simple, and from your render it appears massive though. also at a quick glance your model falls back into the background, and aside from the separation of colors the render is fairly dull. maybe think about real world scale and modeling from dimensions would help too. I say design something more interesting and put more contrast in your renderings. if your looking to make the renders as real as possible then never leave an edge a perfect point, no matter how sharp it man be to the naked eye, there is a small radius which will catch light. those edges make your object appear more realistic and will make your render overall more interesting to look at.

thanks for that my model is done in scale , i'm just playing with seetings well, i havent got a clue what i am doing at the moment but getting there

overall, i think this is going to be a fun thread. everyone can get educated, learn, take something away from this thread.