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Tested both gpus with luxmark. Results below. Seems as though there is no problem with my gpus, the problem must be with my specific scene. Any ideas what could be the problem? What LuxCore version are you using ? Have you tried the under development v2.6 ? There may be a problem on old cards when ...

Tested both gpus with luxmark. Results below. Seems as though there is no problem with my gpus, the problem must be with my specific scene. Any ideas what could be the problem? Luxball: 1650: 10,109 1070: 17,211 Both: 27,408 Microphone: 1650: 7,109 1070: 9,805 Both: 16,970 Lobby: 1650: 2,605 1070: 3...

In addition to dade answer, You need to remember all GPUs and potentially other devices like SSDs using the same bus and all of them use PCI express so the more you put on it less result you will get. PCI uses a shared parallel bus architecture, in which the PCI host and all devices share a common ...

In addition to dade answer, You need to remember all GPUs and potentially other devices like SSDs using the same bus and all of them use PCI express so the more you put on it less result you will get. PCI uses a shared parallel bus architecture, in which the PCI host and all devices share a common ...

It doesn't look right. What LuxCore version are you using ? Can you try to run LuxMark on the 1650 and 1070 alone ? What result do you get ? Note: you are tests are very short (about 1min), they may be affected by many factors like loading time, etc. Do you get the same results with a 5mins long te...

So I just figured out two things: one, that my scene had 90 million triangles and that is why it didn’t work on gpu, and two, that gpu rendering is so much faster than cpu that I can actually get something done. I am using a gtx1650, but, as my dad was willing, we added a gtx1070 to my computer-so n...

Thank you! I ended up using something pretty similar.

I’ve seen that, but am looking for something a) easier/simpler, and b)with a stronger contrast between individual lines, so it’s clear that it’s “brushed.” Is there a simple way to “stretch” a supplied texture (like noise, or something else)? Maybe I’ll use an image, but cannot find a good one curre...

So I’m trying to model a watch I designed, and part of the case I want to have a brushed metal look. I am very new to rendering, and would like to avoid very complicated processes. I found pretty much the exact texture I want on blend swap: https://www.blendswap.com/blend/26247, but it’s not working...