Dear community,

I have no experience with the workflow that is required to use MOCAP data to generate animations of agents in a virtual environment, but I would like to have this option in our lab. right now, we use a Vicon system to run biomechanical analyses in various sports-related settings and to create point-light animations for psychophysical experiments. I would like to extend the lab’s capabilities to create various animated figures (besides moving dots) and also to present them in 3D using nVidia Vision Pro as soon as it becomes available. However, I need to set up a PC system right now, which can later implement this. I read that nVidia Vision Pro requires a Quadro GPU, and my question is, how powerful should this GPU be? I think the most affordable option right now is the Quadro FX 3800 followed by its successor, the Quadro 4000 Fermi card.
Is there any benefit in even going with a more powerful (and extremely more expensive) alternative such as the Quadro 5000?
I know, this might be a silly question for most of you, but before I, inexperienced as I am, spend so much money on computing power I would never be able to use, I prefer to ask a silly question ince in a while ;)

Your help is greatly appreciated!

Bests,
Matt