@ WeirdPictures-
That's a great question. Would love to hear that answer as well.

Best,
Michael

That is great! Yeah I'm a mix of RTX 4090's and RTX 8000, some RTX 6000's as well in the workstations. Not going to be rendering shots for a few months still so it's mostly a lot of R&D, trying to break things. Mostly render out of Houdini & Maya ( I am a fan of C4D, it's come a long way over the ...

This is great CJ! Thank you for sharing, will keep the thread updated with how it's going once I have it all set up.

Thank you Glimpse and Beppe- this has been really helpful. As this evolves I'll post updates in hopes that it helps others looking to scale up rendering needs.

Best,
Michael

By split frames I mean one frame assigned to each individual gpu. And I can be totally wrong about that being needed, I've never set up or relied on an entirely gpu based renderfarm. At the end of the day getting shots rendered as quickly as possible is the goal, and I'm talking about hundreds of ...

Thank you Glimpse, that is super helpful. Basically if I want to split up a gpu per frame instead of having several gpu's compute together on one frame, then I need seperate machines. Unless Deadline can actually view individual gpu's and assign frames to them. I intend on buying more licenses, that ...

Hello all-
I would love to know if anyone has set up any rendernodes and how the process went. I'm interested to know how Octane splits up frames- specifically does it send a frame to each GPU if it's a multi-GPU workstation? Which software you use Octane with isn't as important to me.

Thanks in ...