so disapointed compare with Octane

[scottsch]

You can also use a ATI workstation card for video and put the NVidia card (hopefully GTX 460 or higher) in the second PCI-e slot. The viewport speed is normal, no hitching or delay, and the RT stuff is calculated on the second card. At least in the beta that is how it worked.

Incidentally, the FX5800 is basically a GTX 275, with more video ram. Some of the GTX 260's are faster (and only $180 when new). Nvidia is sort of to blame for advertising their workstation cards as always being more powerful than the gaming/consumer level cards.

[fraggle]

Maybe the new GTX580 with 3gb will be a must have : http://www.hardwarezone.com/tech-news/view/128096

[Dariusz Makowski (Dadal)]

Maybe the new GTX580 with 3gb will be a must have : http://www.hardwarezone.com/tech-news/view/128096

I want it...

[saudade]

I ordered the Gainward 3GB...

[fraggle]

I ordered the Gainward 3GB...

Thanks to keep us informed asap you received it. You may start a new thread just for that card even! Tks

[absolute3d]

I ordered the Gainward 3GB...

Can we know how much?

[saudade]

ordered but not arrived yet (in Italy)...about 600€

[kosso_olli]

Here's my cornell box V2 test. Just if anybody can convert it to octane - would be nice speed competition...
http://rghost.net/3293663
Max 2011

I know this thread is ancient, but is there a chance you still have that Cornell Box scene?

[Paul Oblomov]

Here we go. One of the versions. Really don't remember which one is final

[kosso_olli]

Oh wow, thank you!

[kosso_olli]

For some strange reason, the image is too dark when I set the power of the light to 1700lm. I deleted the sphere light and converted the bulb to a mesh light. It is a little too dark.