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Powerline75

Powerline75

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Mr.foxx said:
Wow! Thankyou, for replying.
But how can a person wait 100min for a render, my god that's so boring and you have a lot of patience.
With your card you can pull off even more better and best looking renders, if you tweak your image size settings.
Maybe trying 1440p or 1080p renders? idk, you might have your own answer for why you rendered its image in high res.

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I am interested to see more of your work. (y)
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Actually...
100 minutes, or 1 hour 40 minutes, is what many would call a "fast" render, as far as Iray is concerned, with complicated lights and/or environments, even on top end "consumer" cards, or even "workstation" level behemoth quadros.
It's a boring wait, yeah, but, if you have enough VRAM, or two moderate cards in SLI, you can use one to do the render heavylifting, and the other to get you browsing during the render baking period. And, even without that option, just watching your render as it goes from a noisy mess to a gradually clear, fully detailed work, is oddly satisfying.
That, or I'm kinda insane
 
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zOh

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Mr.foxx said:
Wow! Thankyou, for replying.
But how can a person wait 100min for a render, my god that's so boring and you have a lot of patience.
With your card you can pull off even more better and best looking renders, if you tweak your image size settings.
Maybe trying 1440p or 1080p renders? idk, you might have your own answer for why you rendered its image in high res.

Final verdict!
I am interested to see more of your work. (y)
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My renders take like 6-8 hours on average. I just start it before I go to bed and it's usually done or close to done when I wake up. The higher res you render at, the better it looks. I render at 4880p minimum but usually higher than that, 5680 or 7680.
 
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GNVE

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Mr.foxx said:
Wow! Thankyou, for replying.
But how can a person wait 100min for a render, my god that's so boring and you have a lot of patience.
With your card you can pull off even more better and best looking renders, if you tweak your image size settings.
Maybe trying 1440p or 1080p renders? idk, you might have your own answer for why you rendered its image in high res.

Final verdict!
I am interested to see more of your work. (y)
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Like others said that is decently fast. but you don't wait around for renders to happen. You use a render queue to render a bunch of images when you are not using your PC.
 
Morgan42

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GNVE said:
Like others said that is decently fast. but you don't wait around for renders to happen. You use a render queue to render a bunch of images when you are not using your PC.
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I think I missed that memo...

I just use the oversampling gimmick. I render in 4k for 20-30 minutes, depending on the scene and resize it to 1920. I've done a lot of testing and the images are virtually identical at 4k x 20mins to 1920 to full iterations (usually 40-60 minutes) when the 4k is resized.
 
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