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Been doing some testing - Been using Haswell 6 Core i7 with M4000 with great success for some time. Wanted to compare so ordered WX7100 rof my KabyLake 4 core i7 (Both with ASUS Motherboards and 32Gb DDR4 RAM). Both have m.2 boot drives
Many of the specs are comparable on paper for these two cards. The Quadro works as expected.
The AMD card however is not allowing me to use GPU to speed up rendering. It appears in the following link that through OPen CL it should work.
https://docs.chaosgroup.com/display/...p+V-Ray+RT+GPU
In the software UI for AMD Radeon Pro and FirePro Settings - It lists as already installed Open CL which only makes sense as it is not the 90's or earlier... however not sure what it means ... or how to tweak setting to harness it's full power.
Or do I just need to end the testing and get another M4000 or similar Quadro card?
I am frankly stunned that an in depth discussion of this does not already exist (Please direct me to post if I am not finding) at is everything to me - I want fast awesome renderings and know that the graphics card can be a huge boost to this. Why can't we get a clearer path with some data to show what you gain/lose with a few powerful systems to give all users a starting point. I see endless messages in your forums with video issues.
Your products and our hardware choices should be mature enough to give a clearer path for new adopters.
Thanks for any and all feedback
Many of the specs are comparable on paper for these two cards. The Quadro works as expected.
The AMD card however is not allowing me to use GPU to speed up rendering. It appears in the following link that through OPen CL it should work.
https://docs.chaosgroup.com/display/...p+V-Ray+RT+GPU
In the software UI for AMD Radeon Pro and FirePro Settings - It lists as already installed Open CL which only makes sense as it is not the 90's or earlier... however not sure what it means ... or how to tweak setting to harness it's full power.
Or do I just need to end the testing and get another M4000 or similar Quadro card?
I am frankly stunned that an in depth discussion of this does not already exist (Please direct me to post if I am not finding) at is everything to me - I want fast awesome renderings and know that the graphics card can be a huge boost to this. Why can't we get a clearer path with some data to show what you gain/lose with a few powerful systems to give all users a starting point. I see endless messages in your forums with video issues.
Your products and our hardware choices should be mature enough to give a clearer path for new adopters.
Thanks for any and all feedback
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