GTX 1080 no compatible with OCTANE V3!??

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Goldrakes73
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Interested. I bought the 1080 and I discover that you can not 'use in octane v3? please tell me it's a joke? :twisted:
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prehabitat
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The GTX 1080 uses CUDA code version 8 which has not been released by Nvidia yet.

There's nothing Otoy can do until Nvidia release ver.8, update the drivers to support and Otoy can develop any changes to Octane code to match
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azen
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Hi,

We are currently tracking the situation with CUDA version 8, so that we can update the build asap. There is a lot of buzz around the 1080, and we want to get Octane working with the GPU as soon as v8 is available.
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Goldrakes73
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Thank you AZEN!!! we hopefully soon for a good response with this "miraculous"card)))) ;-)
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Jackytalpalar
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As of yesterday, GTX 1080 runs CUDA ver. 8. Bought it yesterday, installed yesterday, crying today because Octane doesn't support it yet and I'm in the middle of a project. Cannot go back to my old computer because it's fried. Life is cruel. :cry:
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Jackytalpalar wrote:As of yesterday, GTX 1080 runs CUDA ver. 8. Bought it yesterday, installed yesterday, crying today because Octane doesn't support it yet and I'm in the middle of a project. Cannot go back to my old computer because it's fried. Life is cruel. :cry:
Can't you take out the graphics card or is it completely fried? Don't know if you have ever build a computer, but replacing a graphics card is really simple!
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I know how you must feel :cry:
Like you want to render with it so intensely, you can almost feel it with you in your dreams.
Just don't let go....don't let go...
In case your wondering which card that is...<br />It is the Titan IC
In case your wondering which card that is...
It is the Titan IC
Win 10 Pro 64, Xeon E5-2687W v2 (8x 3.40GHz), G.Skill 64 GB DDR3-2400, ASRock X79 Extreme 11
Mobo: 1 Titan RTX, 1 Titan Xp
External: 6 Titan X Pascal, 2 GTX Titan X
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Jackytalpalar
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supermassive wrote:
Jackytalpalar wrote:As of yesterday, GTX 1080 runs CUDA ver. 8. Bought it yesterday, installed yesterday, crying today because Octane doesn't support it yet and I'm in the middle of a project. Cannot go back to my old computer because it's fried. Life is cruel. :cry:
Can't you take out the graphics card or is it completely fried? Don't know if you have ever build a computer, but replacing a graphics card is really simple!
The graphics card is also malfunctioning. I have an old gtx 770 on another computer, but there is a problem with the V3 licensing that doesn't allow me to activate Octane's license...
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azen
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Jackytalpalar wrote:
supermassive wrote:
Jackytalpalar wrote:As of yesterday, GTX 1080 runs CUDA ver. 8. Bought it yesterday, installed yesterday, crying today because Octane doesn't support it yet and I'm in the middle of a project. Cannot go back to my old computer because it's fried. Life is cruel. :cry:
Can't you take out the graphics card or is it completely fried? Don't know if you have ever build a computer, but replacing a graphics card is really simple!
The graphics card is also malfunctioning. I have an old gtx 770 on another computer, but there is a problem with the V3 licensing that doesn't allow me to activate Octane's license...

Hi,

Please confirm that you are running CUDA 7.5 or higher. Any additional information you can provide about your license issues would be appreciated. Is this only happening when activating the plugin, or is it also affecting the standalone?
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Jackytalpalar
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azen wrote:
Jackytalpalar wrote:As of yesterday, GTX 1080 runs CUDA ver. 8. Bought it yesterday, installed yesterday, crying today because Octane doesn't support it yet and I'm in the middle of a project. Cannot go back to my old computer because it's fried. Life is cruel. :cry:
Hi,

Please confirm that you are running CUDA 7.5 or higher. Any additional information you can provide about your license issues would be appreciated. Is this only happening when activating the plugin, or is it also affecting the standalone?
I'm running CUDA 8.0. Octane now works on my old computer, after installing the last version of OctaneRender. Thanks!
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