daz render

Sassiachref

hi 

wen i try to render medium secanse in daz it took me 2 hour my pc is 

intel pentium cpu G4560 3.50hhz ram 8gb intel hd graphique 610

im about to bay new one is 

Intel Core i7-7700 (3,6 GHz, Up to 4.2 GHz, 8 Mo de mémoire cache, Quad-Core) -- Mémoire RAM: 12Go DDR4 - Disque Dur: 1 To HDD 7200tr/min - Carte Graphique: Nvidia GeForce GTX 1070 Gaming X 8G (8 Go GDDR5 de mémoire dédiés) 

is it good enough for daz render or not 

 

Ascania

Define "good enough".

Richard Haseltine

What do you typically render? The GPU has 8GB so it should handle a moderately complex scene, and there are things you can do to reduce the load from more complex scenes (reduce texture sizes, remove unneeded textures, reduce or turn off subdivision). That of course assumes you are suign Iray - if you render with 3Delight then the GPU is irrelevant.

Sassiachref

Ascania said:

Define "good enough".

thanks

Sassiachref

Richard Haseltine said:

What do you typically render? The GPU has 8GB so it should handle a moderately complex scene, and there are things you can do to reduce the load from more complex scenes (reduce texture sizes, remove unneeded textures, reduce or turn off subdivision). That of course assumes you are suign Iray - if you render with 3Delight then the GPU is irrelevant.

thanks

Ascania

Richard Haseltine said:

What do you typically render? The GPU has 8GB so it should handle a moderately complex scene, and there are things you can do to reduce the load from more complex scenes (reduce texture sizes, remove unneeded textures, reduce or turn off subdivision). That of course assumes you are suign Iray - if you render with 3Delight then the GPU is irrelevant.

On the other hand, even with his current one he'd see a jump in rendering speed with iRay if he were to give it a proper NVidia GPU.