A technician is building a new workstation for a user that will be performing 3D video rendering. Which of the following is MOST likely a requirement for this workstation? (Select TWO).

The correct answer is B. Specialized Video Card F. High Capacity Hard drive. 3D video rendering has two dominant hardware demands: (1) A specialized (high-performance) GPU/video card - modern rendering pipelines leverage GPU compute (CUDA, OpenCL) to dramatically accelerate 3D rendering tasks; a dedicated professional or high-end consumer GPU is…

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AGigabit Network Access
BSpecialized Video Card
CHDMI Output
DAdditional USB 3.0 Ports
ELiquid Cooling
FHigh Capacity Hard drive

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A
7% (3)
B
74% (32)
C
2% (1)
D
14% (6)
E
2% (1)

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3D video rendering has two dominant hardware demands: (1) A specialized (high-performance) GPU/video card - modern rendering pipelines leverage GPU compute (CUDA, OpenCL) to dramatically accelerate 3D rendering tasks; a dedicated professional or high-end consumer GPU is essential. (2) High capacity hard drive - 3D renders produce extremely large source files, texture libraries, project files, and output video files, requiring substantial storage. Gigabit networking, extra USB ports, and HDMI output are general-purpose features not specific to rendering workloads. Liquid cooling can benefit a render workstation but is not as universally required as a capable GPU and ample storage.

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