Is it a good thing or bad thing to Octane Render?
Does this mean Otoy can treat Nvlink by themself?
If so, will the 2 pairs of 2080ti(2x2) can becomes possible?
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Nvidia will no longer provide SLI support in their driver
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this can be an explanation why We cannot find the SLI interface in the nvidia control panel after the version of 451.48 nvidia display driver.
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SLI is only for games, Octane doesn't use it and in some cases it will slow Octane down a bit when activated. Nvlink is a faster connection between cards, is much faster than SLI, and is supported by Octane.
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If you are using nvlink in windows you will find the issue is that you need to enable SLI, then octane render can use the nvlink
the new version of 2020.1.5 requires 451+ nvidia displaydriver, so for instance if you want to use nvlink 451.48 becomes the only usable one.
and the problem I notice is after 451.48, you cannot enable it in the nvidia control panel, means you cannot active nvlink in octane renderthe new version of 2020.1.5 requires 451+ nvidia displaydriver, so for instance if you want to use nvlink 451.48 becomes the only usable one.
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Yeah, sorry, I don't have cards that support NVlink so I can't test. All I know is what I have read here on the forum, that once NVlink is enabled in the Octane preferences that it will not be used until you load a scene that is larger than the vram of your cards. If you run out of vram then NVlink will be used. I don't think that it would depend on the Nvidia settings, although I use Linux and don't know how Windows handles it.
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I am sure about this.grimm wrote: I don't think that it would depend on the Nvidia settings,
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Just curious, so how does SLI / NVLink work moving forward then?
per nvidia's post, since they had provide low level API, so in future it should be the game DEV handle the SLI/Nvlink issue directly,nejck wrote:Just curious, so how does SLI / NVLink work moving forward then?
so I am thinking maybe when this happen, the 2x2pairs of 2080ti could becomes true?
prviously it is nvidia do not want this happen...
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