octane + titan x pascal Tweet

[abstrax]

Sounds like faulty hardware to me. To give you a working reference: I'm currently using driver version 372.20 and I haven't experienced any driver related issues with Maxwell or Pascal GPUs.

You also don't have to install any CUDA toolkits. The CUDA driver is installed together with the graphics driver.

[djiin]

well, ok, i got it working finally, the issue was the maya plugin, you were right glimpse, i've tried with the standalone and everything was fine. i don't understand the plugin wasn't on the download pages, there's another one there more recent which i tried but didn't worked...pfff, the one working was on the forum in a topic, it is 2.26.1 - 7.20.4.
the titan pascal is damn fast in the standalone but not that much within maya, don't know why in the end.
anyway i got to write new topics about how to manage that card plus my old gtx 770 together and also if there's a way to make an animation in maya and export it to the standalone for rendering
thank you for your help those who answered me.
s.

[glimpse]

well, ok, i got it working finally, the issue was the maya plugin, you were right glimpse, i've tried with the standalone and everything was fine. i don't understand the plugin wasn't on the download pages, there's another one there more recent which i tried but didn't worked...pfff, the one working was on the forum in a topic, it is 2.26.1 - 7.20.4.

Happy to hear in the end it worked out =) if You want to get the latest update, just check forums once in a while or join facebook group (I post there once new build is available) inside Your customer aread as far as I know they do not put test builds, only main stable releases.

the titan pascal is damn fast in the standalone but not that much within maya, don't know why in the end.

strange, there should not be any difference..could You post some print-screens using more or less the same scene & same render settings.?

anyway i got to write new topics about how to manage that card plus my old gtx 770 together

I actually use 670 with TitanBlack at my home rig. I prefer 670 to drive screens, while leaving rendering for Titan. That gives the best experience & full amount of available vram from bigger card. If You would render with both at the same time, You should put screen card into priority for screes meaning You would not gain too much performance & then You would be limited by smallest amount of vram that one of Your GPUs have..- not ideal to say the least.

and also if there's a way to make an animation in maya and export it to the standalone for rendering ;)

Yeah, You can export .abc file from Maya & import it into standalone =)

thank you for your help those who answered me.
s.

Cheers, happy to help ;)