Hi all...after long time on CPU rendering I am voting for GPU... I started on one ASUS ENGTX560 DCII, please , tell me somebody what can I expect... My card is ordered, tomorow I migrate from red ATI to green NVIDIA...
I need use Octane for serious commerce rendering of interior/exterior scenes and product design vizualisations...Thanks for any constructive replys.. Best regards
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I am just a poor student 
Octane is very good, fast and cheap. It's not quite finished yet, but it works very well for the time being, especially for what you're looking to do. I purchased mine and am very happy with the software, even though I realize that it's not quite finished. As it stands now though, it works very well and was well worth the 100 euros, even for a hobbiest like myself.
GTX 470 | 16 gigs | AMD 1090T | Win7-x64 | Maya til death!
Truth be told pathtracing is a very inefficient algorithm for situations with difficult-to-reach light sources. So Octane in the current state will fly with product-viz & exteriors, but interiors can be painfully slow.
But it's still worth it.
But it's still worth it.
SW: Octane 3.05 | Linux Mint 18.1 64bit | Blender 2.78 HW: EVGA GTX 1070 | i5 2500K | 16GB RAM Drivers: 375.26
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