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steve

First message : 2009-11-01 22:28:42
steve


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Date : 11/01/2009 22:28:42



Hi,

is the Artlantis capable to rendering with gpu, for example Nvidia Quadro Fx video card?


thanks

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Re: rendering with gpu
Jeremy

First message : 2009-11-01 23:39:38
Operating system : Windows Vista
RAM : 4Go
Computer model : Custom Ibuypower
Processor : QuadCore
Graphic card
Type : PCI-E
Card name : Nvidia
Video memory :
Quiktime : 7.5
Network card : ethernet
Jeremy


647 posts
Date : 11/01/2009 23:39:38



I don't believe Artlantis is using the GPU processing power when running renderings. I would assume that the GPU is more important when using the OpenGL capabilities and setting up the scene in your view window. I would also assume that the most important factor when rendering is going to be the raw processing power of your CPU, thus more cores and faster cores are always going to be extremely important. Don't forget lots of RAM!

Correct me if I'm wrong here anybody...

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Re: rendering with gpu
Arkiterco

First message : 2007-10-19 21:07:19
Operating system : Windows XP
RAM : 8Go
Computer model : HP Pavilion
Processor : QuadCore
Graphic card
Type : PCI-E
Card name : Nvidia
Video memory : >256 Mo
Quiktime : 7.5
Network card : ethernet
Rubén Angel


59 posts
Book
Date : 11/02/2009 20:06:29



Posted by jeremy
I don't believe Artlantis is using the GPU processing power when running renderings. I would assume that the GPU is more important when using the OpenGL capabilities and setting up the scene in your view window. I would also assume that the most important factor when rendering is going to be the raw processing power of your CPU, thus more cores and faster cores are always going to be extremely important. Don't forget lots of RAM!

Correct me if I'm wrong here anybody...
 


Well artlantis is a software of 32 bits only suport 4 gb of ram.

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Re: rendering with gpu
cream

First message : 2010-06-25 13:15:54
cream


4 posts
Date : 06/25/2010 13:15:54



artlantis will use all the cores ?
i want to buy a 24 cores pc
opteron 61xx 12 cores cpu

tx for answers

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Re: rendering with gpu
Ildikó

First message : 2009-10-06 15:17:55
Operating system : OS 10.5
RAM :
Computer model :
Processor : Intel
Graphic card
Type : sais pas
Card name : ATI
Video memory : 128 Mo
Quiktime : 7.5
Network card : ethernet
Ildikó (Moderator)


1653 posts
Book
Date : 07/07/2010 16:50:40




Artlantis uses up to 8 processors when rendering and the graphic card has nothing to do in the process.

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Re: rendering with gpu
JayPee

First message : 2010-03-12 21:16:17
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Operating system : Windows Vista
RAM : 8Go
Computer model : dual quad core
Processor : Intel
Graphic card
Type : PCI-E
Card name : Nvidia
Video memory : 256 Mo
Quiktime : 7.5
Network card : ethernet
JayPee


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Book
Date : 07/07/2010 18:04:52



I think together with the development of the 64bit version of Artlantis Abvent should at least consider the possibility of implementation of using GPU(s) as extra render power.

Nowadays more and more render software companies use these techniques.
Some:
- Arion Render
- Lux Render
- Octane Render
- Indigo Render

Abvent, please look at these render engines and find out for yourself. With this you can score!

Cheerz!
JayPee

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Re: rendering with gpu
mcb

First message : 2010-07-19 17:13:46
Operating system : Windows Vista
RAM : 4Go
Computer model : Toshiba-notebook
Processor : DualCore
Graphic card
Type : PCI-E
Card name : Nvidia
Video memory : >256 Mo
Quiktime : 7.5
Network card : ethernet
mcb


23 posts
Date : 07/19/2010 17:13:46



I try octane render for a moment. my graphic card nvidia 230m GT for notebooks. and cpu p8700 2.53 ghz core2duo.

I tried a sample scene render it takes 8 minutes on artlantis.
the same scene takes 50 seconds on octane render. With nvidia cuda gpu renderers are unbeliaveble...

But ı think with atl objects, with user interface, with poscards; artlantis is in front of octane.

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