Only professional graphics cards can be selected. Q600 is the lowest professional graphics card supporting DX 1 1, about 1600. However, Q2000 is usually installed, which is very expensive, but the entry level is completely enough.

However, your platform is not available. E3 is the workstation and server, and Q600 is the graphics workstation. But your motherboard memory and hard disk are for home use. The so-called acceleration of graphic design and video editing refers to the whole workstation, while E3 refers to the workstation CPU. It is wrong to simply understand that changing CPU can improve performance.

Your current configuration should actually just change the graphics card. It's all the same height when rendering. After all, rendering is all calculation.

The main serious problem that E3 is plugged into the home motherboard now is that the graphics card will always work, because the motherboard is not a workstation, which leads to the easy scrapping of the graphics card.

Online comments won't take long, just to run points. So you can't trust everything on the internet. Now E3 is a bit of a myth, mainly because I don't know much about workstation configuration and hardware.

Professional graphics card is necessary, which directly affects the rendering speed. Generally, home graphics cards don't do rendering optimization, and they don't have real-time display, calculation and drawing functions, so even very advanced game graphics cards don't have low-end professional graphics cards with a ratio of 1000 to do 3D rapid reconciliation. Similarly, tens of thousands of professional graphics cards may not be as good as mid-range game graphics cards, so professional graphics cards are more important than other hardware when doing 3D.