(heddheld) 

Quote - any chance you could get water cooling on blades?

You could.  You'd need two processor waterblocks for each blade, and the radiator/fan array would need to mounted externally/remotely.  I think you'd end up with more money in the liquid cooling apparatus than the blades themselves.  I'm content with locating the rack away from my workspace and sleeping area.  Blades are designed to run at full capacity nonstop, so they run cool enough as-is, they're just kind of... whistle-y. :laugh:  I have two workstations that are liquid cooled.

 

(cedarwolf) 

Quote - Is it ok if I copy and paste these instructions into a document for use later?  I don't understand half of what is being said but I know people who do.

Oh, sure - and if you decide to do something like this, feel free to ask for more specifics.  The whole reason I described this was because I'm basically saying "Hey, guys!  I found a very cost-effective way to add serious muscle to rendering!  Here's how you can do it, too!" :thumbupboth:

Poser 12, in feet.  

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