Ha! LOL...Tutor wrote:Thanks for update.Notiusweb wrote: ... .
Yes. But, I'm not taking the bait. Check you PMs for a glimpse of what's to come & when.Notiusweb wrote:PS - Any more Pascalian rumours?
Only to run your test file at your request have I used V3. So no because I haven't had a basis to judge it at all.Notiusweb wrote:...
BTW, Tutor, do you see a less smooth maneuvering of a scene when Post Processing is enabled, for a high res scene (ie 1080p).
Thanks Tutor. Actually, it exists in V2 as well, only less pronounced.Tutor wrote:Only to run your test file at your request have I used V3. So no because I haven't had a basis to judge it at all.Notiusweb wrote:...
BTW, Tutor, do you see a less smooth maneuvering of a scene when Post Processing is enabled, for a high res scene (ie 1080p).
I've used post-processing in V2 previously with high rez ( 3840x2160 ) and didn't experience any difference in maneuvering. Using your sample scene in V2, I also didn't notice any speed/choppiness issues when maneuvering. For this test, and as is and has been my past practice when enabling post processing, I used my Supermicro SuperServer SYS-8047R-TRF+ Quad LGA2011 (with four E5-4650 V1 ES - each equivalent to E5-2680 V1). On this occasion it was run with three GTX Titans (all three on Amfeltec x4 Splitter) for rendering and a GT 640 for interactivity. OS and Octane installed on 960GB OCZ 350 PCIe SSD ( http://ocz.com/breakaway ).Notiusweb wrote:Thanks Tutor. Actually, it exists in V2 as well, only less pronounced.Tutor wrote:Only to run your test file at your request have I used V3. So no because I haven't had a basis to judge it at all.Notiusweb wrote:...
BTW, Tutor, do you see a less smooth maneuvering of a scene when Post Processing is enabled, for a high res scene (ie 1080p).
So, if you ran my red car file at a res of 3840 x 2160, on V2, and try maneuvering the scene with the mouse, I am curious if you will see a difference in maneuvering speed/choppiness when Post Processing is enabled vs not enabled.
I am expecting you will, as it happens to me with just the Titan X at 16x. But if you do not, man, there is definitely something that my PC may need (i.e. a CPU upgrade, etc)
Tutor wrote:
I've used post-processing in V2 previously with high rez ( 3840x2160 ) and didn't experience any difference in maneuvering. Using your sample scene in V2, I also didn't notice any speed/choppiness issues when maneuvering. For this test, and as is and has been my past practice when enabling post processing, I used my Supermicro SuperServer SYS-8047R-TRF+ Quad LGA2011 (with four E5-4650 V1 ES - each equivalent to E5-2680 V1). On this occasion it was run with three GTX Titans (all three on Amfeltec x4 Splitter) for rendering and a GT 640 for interactivity. OS and Octane installed on 960GB OCZ 350 PCIe SSD ( http://ocz.com/breakaway ).
P.S. Same result when using rez 4096x2160.
Each of my Supermicro SuperServer SYS-8047R-TRF+s has 32 cores (4 Xeons x 8 cores with each CPU having 20Mb of cache) and each system has 128G of ram. The differences in our experiences may certainly be affected by our systems' differences such as, but not necessarily limited to, our CPUs.Notiusweb wrote: ... .
I am very surprised at this, but I am not surprised since it is XEON you have. I think this is a CPU thing. Yours has 8 cores 20Mb cache, mine has 6 cores 12Mb cache, thinking it's the CPU cache.
Tutor, does the board stack CPU processing, as in x2 the cache and speed (barbell curls). Or is it only giving you additional cores and CPU bandwidth to handle tasks (dumbell curls).Tutor wrote:Each of my Supermicro SuperServer SYS-8047R-TRF+s has 32 cores (4 Xeons x 8 cores with each CPU having 20Mb of cache) and each system has 128G of ram. The differences in our experiences may certainly be affected by our systems' differences such as, but not necessarily limited to, our CPUs.Notiusweb wrote: ... .
I am very surprised at this, but I am not surprised since it is XEON you have. I think this is a CPU thing. Yours has 8 cores 20Mb cache, mine has 6 cores 12Mb cache, thinking it's the CPU cache.
Hey Smicha, Device Manager recognizes only 4 or all 7? Or does it recognize all 7, but 3 have a yellow exclamation point?smicha wrote:Guys,
Any advice when there are only 4 gpus visible in windows and there are more on board? Is there anything I can do apart from clean reinstall of nvidia drivers?
They (7) were visible all when connected via DP cable to the highest card. When connected to lowest via DVI only 4 of them are visible. When HDMI cable was used same thing. Now DP cable is connected to the 1st cards and only 4 are visible... Any clues?
