Real-time rendering in Octane render with 2x GTX480

[TheBBoyJmE]

Nice , good demo! I must say that's a SEXY ass and Accurate Lambo, who modeled it? or is it of Turbo squid?

[yameconoces]

que envidia me das :P

[tangletailpro]

As fast as that is... I think I would rather stick with the logical rendering. The GPU rendering I see a lot of artifacts, while it does exist with CPU, it isn't the entire image.

[letmego11]

Ok can someone help me with this; I see noises in the scene, and as the camera movement gets to a stationary position, the noises reduces, but there are still there and the image is not what you want to get as the final image. So if you want to get the final image how different the timing would be to get the best quality, anti-aliased image compared to the real time noisy image?

[TSpike73]

@letmego11 try rendering anything using progressive path tracing and you'll have a pretty good idea of just how amazing this is and how far it goes in a flash - I just stumbled upon this vid and know absolutely nothing about Octane (yet :)), but I'd say this Lambo would be cooked in a matter of seconds.

[RalenSanis]

@letmego11 @tangletailpro IT's how raytracing works. Raytracing takes litterally an INFINITE amount of time but as time goes the noise disapear. You are the judge and you decide when to stop the rendering. The typical time for a rendering of a single frame is anywhere between 5 min and several days

[felna]

sick

[MRNSMO]

i wish i had two gtx480s , the gtx260 is a little bit slower than this but it still works great! love this program, it got me back into design, thea render was too slow for me

[acharad]

Makes the same sense with Hypershot with cpu power



[voidreamer]

wow, is this rigg more powerfull than a tesla rig ?

[kkscoree]

awesome powerr

[vegasblahman]

so that 850 watt psu is enough for both 480s? i woulda thought you needed a lil more. nice vid.

[HelionDark]

great, very fast render