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  • Optimizing Rendering Speeds with Quad Core

    Hi,

    Just was wondering if there were options to optimize rendering speeds right off the bat...

    These are my comp specs:
    D900C Phantom Intel Quad CPU
    Q6600 @ 2,4 GHz
    3.00 GB of ram
    NVIDIA Quadro FX 1600M

    How can you Maximise the number of threads to take advantage of the quad cpu and also the Priority V-Ray rendering has on the computer?

    thanks


  • #2
    Re: Optimizing Rendering Speeds with Quad Core

    Only thing I dare to suggest is setting the Light Cache passes to match the number of CPU cores.
    Please mention what V-Ray and SketchUp version you are using when posting questions.

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    • #3
      Re: Optimizing Rendering Speeds with Quad Core

      There really isn't a need to change the thread priority of a Rendering to make it higher. That could potentially lock up your computer until the whole rendering is done, which doesn't sound to good to me. Lower is okay, but higher isn't very necessary
      Damien Alomar<br />Generally Cool Dude

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      • #4
        Re: Optimizing Rendering Speeds with Quad Core

        an a dore 2 duo? how can it be optimized? for fast renders, im using the vray express studio quality toolbar.....
        www.leobonilla.com

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        • #5
          Re: Optimizing Rendering Speeds with Quad Core

          You can optimize settings, but in terms of additional threads, V-Ray will always use as much as it has available to it. If you're just using the V-Ray express quality toolbars you'll have to start getting into the settings themselves in order to speed up your renders.
          Damien Alomar<br />Generally Cool Dude

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          • #6
            Re: Optimizing Rendering Speeds with Quad Core

            Originally posted by dalomar
            There really isn't a need to change the thread priority of a Rendering to make it higher. That could potentially lock up your computer until the whole rendering is done, which doesn't sound to good to me. Lower is okay, but higher isn't very necessary
            I use a quad core 64bit machine and I always use Lower thread priority. Having it on Lower allows you to multitask and in my view it doesn't really speed up the process if you have it higher.
            Underway Contracts Ltd
            3D Visualisation, Design & Drafting
            www.underwaycontracts.com.au

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