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Just out of curiosity....does performance degrade when a GPU is also used for display?
Some software which do GPU calculation suggest to use a lower end GPU for display only and use higher models for calculations only...
[Solved] Display GPU
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[Solved] Display GPU
by davorin » Mon Oct 22, 2018 6:45 am
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Re: Display GPU
by bepeg4d » Mon Oct 22, 2018 9:51 am
Hi,
yes sure, it is the same for OctaneRender, in fact, there is the Priority option in the Devices panel, that must be activated for all the GPUs connected to monitor.
Not only, you are losing available VRAM based on the monitor resolution, so if you have one or more 4k Monitors, better to have a dedicated GPU for that, and leave the GTX/RTX for rendering only.
ciao Beppe
yes sure, it is the same for OctaneRender, in fact, there is the Priority option in the Devices panel, that must be activated for all the GPUs connected to monitor.
Not only, you are losing available VRAM based on the monitor resolution, so if you have one or more 4k Monitors, better to have a dedicated GPU for that, and leave the GTX/RTX for rendering only.
ciao Beppe
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