Hi guys I recently purchased the Asus Strix GTX 1080 - viewport is great and the RT hasnt WOW’d me on heavier scenes. Sure when i look at a shaderball it works great but so did my old GTX 780. Of course, the viewport becomes sluggish when RT is activated, do i get around this by adding another GT…

Of course, the viewport becomes sluggish when RT is activated, do i get around this by adding another GTX? You can try lowering rays per pixel to 1 in the RT Settings to see if this helps. I was thinking getting a 1070 or even a 1060 - how does that work in terms of 3DS Max/Vray - Can i allocat…

Thanks mate. I read the FAQs now. So i have a ASUS strix 1080 - does it matter if i get a MSI 1070 or does tha brand/model need to be the same? Do you suggest SLI or normal configeration? [image] ImportError: No module named asgvisInit You can try lowering rays per pixel to 1 in the RT Settin…

dont do sli unlesss you are going to game, it gives no benefit in max or vray. make/model does not matter.

[image] Fatal Error Thanks mate. I read the FAQs now. So i have a ASUS strix 1080 - does it matter if i get a MSI 1070 or does tha brand/model need to be the same? Do you suggest SLI or normal configeration? What super gnu said. I am even using AMD RX 480 as a GPU for the monitor and comput…

The annoying part though is that if you have and old graphics card like for example a GTX 780 or something, and then buys a 1080 or the new Titan X you must dedicate that new card for Vray RT but are stuck with the old 780 for everything else, like the Max viewport and other applications. Isn’t that…

[image] Cord fire The annoying part though is that if you have and old graphics card like for example a GTX 780 or something, and then buys a 1080 or the new Titan X you must dedicate that new card for Vray RT but are stuck with the old 780 for everything else, like the Max viewport and other app…

Yes, but that means all my previews and active shade in RT will be on the old card, which defeats the purpose of all the CUDAs on the new card. Besides, I always do my final render on Vray Adv. What about automatically using only 85% or so for everything but production render mode? Isn’t that the …

[image] Video Card Purchase Yes, but that means all my previews and active shade in RT will be on the old card, which defeats the purpose of all the CUDAs on the new card. Besides, I always do my final render on Vray Adv. What about automatically using only 85% or so for everything but productio…

Hi guys So ive got the gtx 1070 now - and boy does it make a difference having 2 :slight_smile: Anyway, i have another slight issue. Currently I have the GTX 1080 which is plugged directly into my monitor (I only have 1x34") and now the new GTX 1070. See image attached. 1080 is index 0 and the …

Hello, The viewport uses the GPU with the monitor attached and we have no control over this. V-Ray will use whatever you select and if nothing is selected - will use all the available cards. So in your case - the viewport will use the 1080 no matter what you select in the V-Ray RT Render devices …

GTX 1080 and Vray RT

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short_cirkuit August 3, 2016, 12:39pm 12

thanks for the quick reply.

yes that sounds like a better idea - i though that was the case. I will do so now otherwise its a bit of a waste right

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