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  • Warning : Nun samples per thread reduced to 253363, rendering might be slower

    Why does this happen? The scene still rendered, just curios if it would have been faster. Not sure what this warning refers to.

    Anybody know what this means?

  • #2
    check your gpu ram usage, i usually got that when its using more ram than the gpu had
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    • #3
      what happens if it uses more ram than it has availble? It always ends up rendering

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      • #4
        it takes longer
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        • #5
          Refer to this thread for an answer.
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          • #6
            Just took a look at the thread hermit.crab. So is this something I should try to fix? I have a 3080 and only do interior scenes. Should I be concerned with the warning and get a gpu with more vram or just leave as is. I want to be able to render as fast as possible with my current gpu

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            • #7
              Had a laptop with a 3080 and it ran out of vram regularly...purchased a egpu with 3090 and never had any issues again.

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              • #8
                Luma3d I've heard mixed revies on egpus but nothing specified for rendering. Is there any drawbacks on egpus in your opinion?

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                • #9
                  Nope...it allowed me to keep working on projects that the 3080 couldn't handle. The only thing that comes mind is that they are loud, but so was my MSI. TIP: Don't use MSI laptops...they suck. Had too many problems with it.


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                  • #10
                    Awesome, thanks for the tip

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                    • #11
                      Originally posted by Luma3d View Post
                      Nope...it allowed me to keep working on projects that the 3080 couldn't handle. The only thing that comes mind is that they are loud, but so was my MSI. TIP: Don't use MSI laptops...they suck. Had too many problems with it.

                      hi, I am using a precision 7680, 64GB, RTX4090 and it does this too! Is it my model?

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                      • #12
                        Originally posted by fahad_janjua View Post

                        hi, I am using a precision 7680, 64GB, RTX4090 and it does this too! Is it my model?
                        Hi Fahad, and welcome to the forums,

                        It is a dangerious warning, you might be losing a lot of performance
                        Please take a look at my guide for optimizing GPU memory

                        Best,
                        Muhammed
                        Muhammed Hamed
                        V-Ray GPU product specialist


                        chaos.com

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                        • #13
                          Originally posted by Muhammed_Hamed View Post
                          Hi Fahad, and welcome to the forums,

                          It is a dangerious warning, you might be losing a lot of performance
                          Please take a look at my guide for optimizing GPU memory

                          Best,
                          Muhammed
                          Where would I find that - can you please attach a link?

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                          • #14
                            Originally posted by fahad_janjua View Post

                            Where would I find that - can you please attach a link?
                            Here you go - LINK.
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                            • #15
                              Muhammed_Hamed Thank you for your guide on optimizing GPU memory, it is a great help. I have a question about the LC subdivs. When are high subdiv numbers required? I have a complex airplane interior with lots of lights and small windows. Is it helpful to use a high LC subdiv number as a basis for further final calculation to keep the noise low?
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