Blender, however can do some pretty nice renders too & can work with much much lower resources & render much faster. Now DAZ doesn't need a lot of resources to just run & build a scene, most of the resource demand comes from rendering images & animations. If that sounds like your PC, YES, you too can actually still do 3d renders. These are complete potato computers even by current era standards. Well I also have about 4 or 5 laptops from the 1st gen through ivy bridge, (3rd gen) i7 & even some i3 processors, no GPU & only 4 to 12 GB of RAM. "But my computer is older & even more underpowered" you might say. Most of these creators, Lookin at you Gambino games, that say their rig is too weak to render have rigs way beefier than all of mine combined. Now granted, yes they all have a lot of Ram & i7 processors, but all of them are at least 5 or 6 years old, half of them don't have a GPU & the ones that do, the GPU is too old & outdated anyway, so DAZ doesn't even use it. No GPU) & a older Lenovo Thinkpad with a 4th gen i7, 16 GB of ram & only intel HD graphics, & all of these computers can run DAZ & Render in good quality in iRay without any problem. Now for many, you might be thinking "Hey, that's better than my PC", Well I also have a Dell Latitude E5450 with a 5th Gen i7, 16 GB of Ram, a 2 GB out of date GTX GPU, a Dell latitude E7250 with a 6th gen i7, 16 GB of Ram & plain ol intel HD Graphics, (i.e.
I'm a game creator myself & I do most of my work on a 5th gen i7 thinkpad, with 32 GB of DDR 3 ram & an out of date, (So out of date that DAZ doesn't even use it), Nvidia Quatro chipset with only 2 GB of GPU RAM.
Hey guys, So I've seen a lot of creators post about how they either have to put projects on hold, or abandon them because their computer is just to underpowered to render, likewise, I've seen a lot of people comment about how they would like to do renders, but their computer isn't strong enough & they think that they need a high end gaming rig, or high powered CAD workstation with a beefy processor, tons of RAM & a top of the line GPU.
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