Hello all:
I did a (1500x1000px) test of an interior office lobby scene (16 unique lights+ many light instances, 28 million polys). The system itself has 128GB of Ram. Using Vray Advance 3.60.01
Render time with a dual xeon e5 2697 v4 was 5 minutes!!
Render time with Vray rt gpu and a single gtx 1080ti was 1 hour 50 min!!!!!
Both noise levels were set to 0.005
Also, the Vray advance image was noticeable cleaner. A second gtx 1080 ti card will only improve my result in 1.8 times according to some websites, and for every 4 cards we will effectively "lose" the equivalent performance of one card...
Am I right considering that GPU rendering is not comparable with 2 good xeons (or even the 1950x threadripper) for complex interior scenes?
Thanks for your time reading this and appreciate your input.
Cheers
I did a (1500x1000px) test of an interior office lobby scene (16 unique lights+ many light instances, 28 million polys). The system itself has 128GB of Ram. Using Vray Advance 3.60.01
Render time with a dual xeon e5 2697 v4 was 5 minutes!!
Render time with Vray rt gpu and a single gtx 1080ti was 1 hour 50 min!!!!!
Both noise levels were set to 0.005
Also, the Vray advance image was noticeable cleaner. A second gtx 1080 ti card will only improve my result in 1.8 times according to some websites, and for every 4 cards we will effectively "lose" the equivalent performance of one card...
Am I right considering that GPU rendering is not comparable with 2 good xeons (or even the 1950x threadripper) for complex interior scenes?
Thanks for your time reading this and appreciate your input.
Cheers
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