Core i7 = more than 98 gigaflops
NVIDIA Tesla C2050 = 515 Gigaflops per GPU and has 448 CUDA nucleos ( is each nucleo a new GPU? )
So, would this Nvidia card ( that costs only $3.500 ) get 2.300 times more render power while rendering with Octanerender?
I also have a NVIDIA GTX 260 videocard on an i7 processor machine.
How much more quick my computer would render with octane?
Core i7 x NVIDIA Tesla C2050
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Depends on your scene. There are a lot of things that determine how the scene renders, and how fast. There use to be a Cuda Emulation Mode for the older version of CUDA which would allow you to use the CPU as a cuda type device. Not sure if it was accurate, but it could give you a rough idea. Granted the cuda 3.0 pretty much got rid of this, but I can tell you that when I did try this a long time ago, even my gts250 blew the host cpu away. Try out the demo and see how you like it. It works a bit differently then most rendering programs, but I am sure you'll love it.
System 1: EVGA gtx470 1280Mb and MSI gtx470 1280 in Cubix Xpander for Octane, AMD 945, 4Gb Ram
All systems are at stock speeds and settings.
All systems are at stock speeds and settings.