Hey there, Since the upcoming denoiser that we are working on will be hardware accelerated, we decide to do few benchmarks using different hardware and I thought you could find those interesting. Here are the results with the current implementation. As a rough conclusion … * Intel integrated GPU…

Does the hardware acceleration take advantage of multiple GPU’s?

thanks for that! Interesting on the AMD GPU’s. wish that was the case with Vray RT also

[image] Extra graphics card in workstation Does the hardware acceleration take advantage of multiple GPU’s? Not yet, but eventually we will get to that. There are also some more optimizations that we will have to try at some point as well. [image] test scene thanks for that! Interesting on…

Too bad that when rendering in network all the render slaves have to have a GPU… In our case they don’t most of them, and if they do they’re pretty basic.

[image] Distributed rendering - render node user paths reseting to default Too bad that when rendering in network all the render slaves have to have a GPU… In our case they don’t most of them, and if they do they’re pretty basic. You don’t need to have GPUs in your render slaves. The image is…

[image] Distributed rendering - render node user paths reseting to default Too bad that when rendering in network all the render slaves have to have a GPU… How did you come to this (wrong) conclusion? The benchmark table specifically lists a couple of CPU results… Best regards, Vlado

Just to clarify, this means that even with a regular V-Ray Advanced CPU rendering (no RT), the GPU is engaged only for the denoising stage? If so, wow!

[image] First Render Node Issues Just to clarify, this means that even with a regular V-Ray Advanced CPU rendering (no RT), the GPU is engaged only for the denoising stage? If so, wow! Yes, exactly… if there is a usable GPU; if not, we have regular CPU code that gets the job done, just somewha…

interesting that on cpu opencl is faster than c++

[image] VrayHdri map channel bug in viewport You don’t need to have GPUs in your render slaves. The image is denoised only on the client, so if you render in DR, only the client hardware matters for the denoiser. If you render different frames on different nodes, it is okay as well. We automati…

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vlado May 20, 2016, 12:13pm 8

How did you come to this (wrong) conclusion? The benchmark table specifically lists a couple of CPU results…

Best regards,
Vlado

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