franziska Posted February 1, 2018 Share Posted February 1, 2018 Hi, I am working in architectural visualisation, predominantly I create spherical 360 degree still images. Picture size typically 12000 x 10000 pixels. Rarely I render movies (yet). So far no gaming at all. Still want to test game engines for rendering in Arch Viz (not for gaming though. Apart from that, I do work a lot with Affinity Photo on very large files with hundreds of layers. To do this I use Vray 3.6 for Rhino 5.0. Vray can now handle the combined use of CPU & GPU via Cuda. Still, when doing this the images turn out grainy/noisy despite the denoiser beeing on. CPU alone rendering works fine and gives good results, but is slow, that why I want the combined power. My current graphics card Quadro 5000 never shows much usage in the Nvidia GPU utilisation graph when rendering but its memory gets fully used and I get an CUDA error 2 : unable to allocate enough memory to perform the requested operation (out-of-mem). I suspect a settings error. Neither Rhino or Vray are listed in the "3D Settings" field of the Nvidia control panel and I wonder if someone can recommend the best settings to choose. At the moment I use the the 3D App-Visual Simulation Profile with: -Open GL Overlay switched on -Power management to Max -Tripple buffering on -Vertical sync on In the following the spec of the machine. An upgrade to a Quadro M5000 and 72GB of RAM is planned. My machine has the following spec: HP Z8002x Xeon X5650@2.67GHz24GB RAM (soon 72GB)Quadro 5000 (soon Quadro M5000) Driver 377.83Windows 10Pro 64Bit latest releaseRhino Version 5 SR14 64-bit (5.14.522.8390, 05/22/2017)Vray 3.6 for Rhino latest release I'd really appreciate if someone could suggest the best settings for the current graphic card. I am less after on screen display quality but much more after final result quality. Apart from that should I get the Quadro M5000 or better a GTX for my work? Suggestions? The Quadro M5000 has 8GB GPU RAM, the current Quadro 5000 is old and has 2.5GB. Thanks so much, Franzi Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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