Restarting computer speeds up render times?
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I have this issue frequently, but last night was the biggest example of it.
I have a scene with 3 figures in it and last night it was rendering at about 1 iteration every 20 seconds. Very slow. Restart my computer and now its rendering an iteration every 2 seconds. TEN TIMES faster.
As I said, this is something that happens frequently. Last night was just the one that got me to post about it.
This happen to anyone else?
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It probably means that Iray had dropped to CPU, due to running out of memory. Often it's enough just to rstart DS to free it up but a full restart would probably free up some more memory from other processes too and allow a mrginal scene to render in the GPU.
It happens to me quiet a bit. I have been googling and reading a lot on the issue but I still have no clue how Iray manages VRAM in DAZ. Some times I could do multiple renders all in GPU without exiting Daz and there were times Daz drops to CPU just after switching on and off a few Iray Preview. In those caes sometimes restarting Daz program would refresh VRAM calculation and others times it won't and requires a computer restart, that is if I don't get a BSOD before that.
Yep. I have restarted to improve render speeds also. This only started recently in the last year.