04-09-2016, 03:58 AM
As I said I'm not an expert but to my knowlege this NEC is very nice. I can't help you with Linux stuff, unfortunately, maybe you could ask someone from Eizo how it works on Linux. That NEC should have similar quality to CX271, the downside is it doesn't have the built-in color calibrator. However you can calibrate monitors in some shops for photo editors.
I currently work on MacBook pro 13" with retina, 16gb ram, don't remember other specs ( i think 2,7 Ghz dual core processor perhaps)and as for the monitor I have this Eizo CX271.
As for 3d, you won't need a powerful precessor unles you do sophisticated models with badass rendering. For simple blockout/render most of the new decent pc's will suffice.
I currently work on MacBook pro 13" with retina, 16gb ram, don't remember other specs ( i think 2,7 Ghz dual core processor perhaps)and as for the monitor I have this Eizo CX271.
As for 3d, you won't need a powerful precessor unles you do sophisticated models with badass rendering. For simple blockout/render most of the new decent pc's will suffice.
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