Luxcore 2.1 Benchmark

[Dez!]

4 min, 46 sec on four 7950's.

32 min 49 sec on GTX 1050M

[B.Y.O.B.]

EDIT3: checked over, the white composite comes from disabling denoise, one must reconnect the renderlayer with plain color output then
( or reenable denoise )

Thanks for investigating.

[marcatore]

I've tried disabling "compositing" in the post process render settings and actually it renders correctly.
If I re-enable it it turns out full white.

[Sharlybg]

32 min 49 sec on GTX 1050M

With Rx 580 this time will be splited into 3.

I've tried disabling "compositing" in the post process render settings and actually it renders correctly.
If I re-enable it it turns out full white.

Just go back to compositor and connect render layer node to the rest of the node tree.
In fact it happen when you disable denoise so as denoise input no longer exist in your compositing your render turn in white. You can also view your render in raw version by switching between compositing/denoised/renderlayer in render view.

[kintuX]

Some more study on this scene - analysis done, then playing for a bit.

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BTW... "License & registration, please!"

[B.Y.O.B.]

BTW... "License & registration, please!"

See https://github.com/LuxCoreRender/LuxCor ... OPYING.txt

[Dez!]

32 min 49 sec on GTX 1050M

With Rx 580 this time will be splited into 3.

With Rx 580 you can not do it any minute

[kintuX]

Finally, results:

OCL Path
00:07:25.94 - GTX 1060 6GB + Q M5000 8GB + 2x xeon X5650 (24 threads @ 2.667 GHz)
00:09:05.62 - GTX 1060 6GB + Q M5000 8GB
00:15:13.79 - GTX 1060 6GB
00:16:03.29 - Q M5000 8GB

CPU Path
00:37:04.52 - 2x xeon X5650 (24 threads @ 2.667 GHz)
05:12:10.11 - SurfacePro3 i5-4300U 8GB (4 threads @ 1.9GHz)

[FarbigeWelt]

00:07:28 OpenCl AMD R9 290x R9 390x

[B.Y.O.B.]

I have updated the zip archive with these changes:
https://github.com/LuxCoreRender/LuxCor ... 51618e9ca9

I also updated the reference image in the first post, hope that's ok.