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2K by 2K in x and y, and 200 images in Z.
No time points.
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Sarria Juan-Carlos, Floyd
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Sent: vendredi, 11. novembre 2005 02:34
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Subject: Re: Displaying large 3D stacks (SLI or volumePro 1000)
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Many of the graphics hardware solution have inbuilt limits, e.g.
textures can not exceed 2k by 2k in x and y and may be even more
limited in 3D. Terarecon Volumpro is limited to 512x512x512 and four
channels! This is independent of the actual size of texutre and/or
video memory. What size (dimensions) does your data-set have? How
many channels does it have? Is it a time series?
All this matters. The Terarecon card uses the PCI bus and is an order
of magnitude slower to upload textures than cheap gaming cards. This
is a disadvantage for large 4D data.
Can you give a bit more information about the applications /
dimension of your data?
Thanks, Kolja
On Oct 31, 2005, at 6:31 AM, Sarria J.-C. Floyd wrote:
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> Hi.
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> A question about displaying large 3D stacks (400Mb and more):
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> We are using "IMARIS" software for 3D volume and surface rendering.
> The 3D stacks becoming bigger and bigger, the main problem is
> displaying,
> rotating or zooming in a volume.
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> We are designing a new 64Bit PC with AMD processors and a lot of RAM.
> Our main problem is to find a solution about displaying the data!
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> Does anyone have already used a board called "VolumePRO 1000" from
> TERARECON
> for real time rendering?
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> Does anyone have already tried two graphic cards in parallel (SLI)?
> For
> example two nVidia quadro FX4500, to have 1GB RAM to calculate the
> rendering?
>
> What do you think about these solutions? Any better solutions?
>
> Thanx a lot.
>
> Floyd
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