Does the amount of memory on the video card (8GB, 12GB, 16GB, …) help during scanning or processing ? Would there be any benefit spending €250 more for 5070ti instead of going for the regular 5070 (I’m not into games) ?
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It can help. But 8gb of vram is just fine.
The cpu and system ram is whats mainly usrd for processing the data.
Gpu mainly for acquiring data
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Thank you very much for your reply !
I use RTX 4060 on my laptop and it works optimal even with Trackit .. don’t waste your money .. spend it on the System RAM , that’s where the software needs mostly . Revo Scan is a CPU based software .. GPU is only used while collecting frames in laser mode only.
Thank you. I had come here to get this exact answer for the laptop I am considering.
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My MetroX arrived this morning and I already had a little play time.
On my lowly RTX 2080 Super 4GB cross lines scanning surprisingly works at 59,8 fps.
Full auto mode however drops to a measly 3 fps.
Processing the small statue step by step took 2 min max per step (Ryzen 9 3950x, 64 GB RAM).
Definitely in need of a faster graphics card and more hands on practicing with the scanner.
Even on my Dell 7480 laptop (with a 2-core hyperthreaded CPU and an Intel eGPU), I got about 3 fps in Auto Turntable mode. That’s just the way it works.
Hi. You can’t get more fps than 2-3 on auto mode,no matter what cpu/gpu, if you think about how this mode works.
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Wow ! Thanks for the info !
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Full Field and Auto mode are 2 different modes capturing completely different way .
Auto mode is not the same as single shot mode under Full Field , neither it is continuous.
It captures 2-3 frames per shot with a different pattern . Where Full Field single shot uses only one pattern in single shot and continuous mode in general feature mode.
I can use Auto mode and Full Field mode with my tablet without issues .. as it requires low CPU power comparing to laser modes .