garetjax27
Limp Gawd
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If you're choosing a dedicated GPU for 3D modeling and scanning (no gaming), are you going nVidia or AMD, and why?
And to follow-up, if you need a dedicated GPU for the above that is low TDP and low wattage, would that change your decision of GPU maker? If so, how come?
Essentially, I'm looking to build a SFF productivity PC that won't turn my office into an inferno and won't sound like a jet taking off - hence the low TDP and low wattage requirement. At first blush, I was thinking an RTX 4060, 4060Ti or maybe a 4070 as I read that nVidia is much more power efficient and delivers better results when it comes to performance vs. TDP/wattage than AMD.
Am I off the mark? What GPU would you choose for my use case?
And to follow-up, if you need a dedicated GPU for the above that is low TDP and low wattage, would that change your decision of GPU maker? If so, how come?
Essentially, I'm looking to build a SFF productivity PC that won't turn my office into an inferno and won't sound like a jet taking off - hence the low TDP and low wattage requirement. At first blush, I was thinking an RTX 4060, 4060Ti or maybe a 4070 as I read that nVidia is much more power efficient and delivers better results when it comes to performance vs. TDP/wattage than AMD.
Am I off the mark? What GPU would you choose for my use case?