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I can confirm with my test what I wrote in the title.
I use principally 2008 64 on Vista ultimate, 16 gigs, 2 quad 3Gh xeons.
Btw, Max 2010 is not a good partner for Vray at the moment.
I investigate on the Legrenzi scene, probably the cause is the logarithmic exposure control managed by Max 2010.
I built the same scene with a vraysun, vray physical camera and I used a gamma correction 2.2 and linear workflow. The colors (saturation) of the rendered image were totally different but the render time was about 13 minutes.
I attached here an image like example (original Legrenzi scene) to understand how is simple (having enough ram) to boost the vray rendering speed tweaking the Raycaster parameters.
I hope this will help you.
Best regards.
I use principally 2008 64 on Vista ultimate, 16 gigs, 2 quad 3Gh xeons.
Btw, Max 2010 is not a good partner for Vray at the moment.
I investigate on the Legrenzi scene, probably the cause is the logarithmic exposure control managed by Max 2010.
I built the same scene with a vraysun, vray physical camera and I used a gamma correction 2.2 and linear workflow. The colors (saturation) of the rendered image were totally different but the render time was about 13 minutes.
I attached here an image like example (original Legrenzi scene) to understand how is simple (having enough ram) to boost the vray rendering speed tweaking the Raycaster parameters.
I hope this will help you.
Best regards.
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