Why would you use a 300dpi for a screen resolution? That does not make any sense... And it explains why it is rendering half a day. Nice render though...
Normal printers typically print at 300-600 DPI, which is why that is a better resolution than say... 80 DPI.
The higher DPI is pointless though for monitors since they do not display much of a noticeable difference if you compared 80 DPI to something much higher.
The render times were largely due to my previous PC being quite slow as well.
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This one looks really cool! I like the snowy mountain look.
Why would you use a 300dpi for a screen resolution? That does not make any sense... And it explains why it is rendering half a day. Nice render though...
Normal printers typically print at 300-600 DPI, which is why that is a better resolution than say... 80 DPI.
The higher DPI is pointless though for monitors since they do not display much of a noticeable difference if you compared 80 DPI to something much higher.
The render times were largely due to my previous PC being quite slow as well.
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