Thin Line Down Middle of Image... But Other Wise AWESOME

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p3taoctane
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I am getting a thin line down the middle of the image
You need to see them at full size to see it.

Path traced with HDR v5

Nice improvements though.

Thanks
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Daniel
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I think someone else was having the same problem. Refractive is probably looking into it.
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pretty sure it's a known issue (carry over from V4).

Good images ( don't forget to use the hotpixel tool though ) - lower numbers remove more of the pixels.
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Yes, the line down the middle is a known bug and is being addressed.
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I'm wondering if the middle line issue is only for 460. Could people tell me what card model they have if they encounter that bug ?

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I have two GTX 470's and have the line. But sometimes, it goes away. Other times, it does not.
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Carl S.
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I see it every now and then with 2 gtx 480's.
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With two GTX 480, I encounter something slightly different but that can be due to the same cause : when moving the camera in Octane, I notice that the right and left parts of the images are not refreshed with the same resolution.

The right part seem to be treated first, and is less pixelated than the left part. After some seconds, the level of grain becomes even and the difference between the two halves of the images is no more noticeable.
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I've also had different amounts of DOF between both sides. One was more blurry than the other.
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