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Guide to GPU Rendering by Chaos Group

Guide to GPU Rendering by Chaos Group

Chaos Group 2016-06-16 08:35 article  > Software

Download FREE guide to V-Ray GPU Rendering.

Top image: Dabarti Studio.

Download new guide to GPU Rendering by Chaos Group. Not sure if it's for you? Read the contents list below:

  • Hardware
    • Moore’s Law
    • Differences between CPU and GPU
    • Trends in GPU hardware
    • Going from 28nm to 14nm
    • Going from GDDR to HBM memory
    • Stacking memory over multiple GPUs with NVLink
    • Better performance from a single GPU
    • Bright future through Pascal and Polaris
  • Drivers
  • Rendering
    • V-Ray’s GPU rendering history
    • Rendering on the CPU
    • Rendering on the GPU
  • Picking the right GPU
    • Professional vs Gamer’s GPUs
    • Understanding different APIs for GPU rendering
    • CUDA
    • OpenCL
  • Differences between V-Ray RT and Production V-Ray
    • V-Ray RT: 3ds Max
    • V-Ray RT: Maya
    • Production rendering: 3ds Max
    • Production rendering: Maya
  • Best practices when rendering on the GPU
    • Start your project with the GPU in mind
    • Optimizing your scene
    • Global Illumination using V-Ray on the GPU
    • Selecting the available devices with CUDA or OpenCL
    • Dealing with a sluggish interface while rendering on the GPU
    • Optimizing GPU rendering for Distributed Rendering
    • Checking V-Ray log and docs for supported features

Download new guide to GPU Rendering by Chaos Group.

Top image: Dabarti Studio.

Author: Chaos Group
Tags: vray
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