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AE CS6 11.0.1 CUDA BENCHMARK PROJECT – test your graphics cards!
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Another GTX 580 data point:
4x EVGA GTX 580 1.5GB (797MHz default): 1m 43s
This test definitely doesn’t scale so well beyond 3 GPUs. Still, the above result
with four cheap 580s at least shows the economy option for those who can’t afford
780/Tis or Titans. 8)Ian.
SGI Guru
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New Bench 🙂
4960X@4Ghz / Asus REIV / 64GB RAM
3:03 min. @ 1xTitan SC
1:47 min. @ 2xTitan SC
1:30 min. @ 3xTitan SC4960X@4Ghz / Asus REIV Black Edition/ 64GB RAM
2:48 min. @ 1xTitan Black SC
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Nice scores!
Quick question: i am actually hunting for a gtx titan NON black edition ( ie original) to speed up a project im working on. I already have one titan and want the other for SLI. Anybody in this thread willing to sell a used one at a reasonable price? They are actually difficult to find on the used market…
I have 100% positive feedback on ebay and would actually prefer to arrange the sale through there if possible. Or in the nyc area through a craigslist type sale…
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Teddy writes:
> Quick question: i am actually hunting for a gtx titan NON black edition ( ie original)
> to speed up a project im working on. I already have one titan and want the other for SLI.Just wondering, do you really need the 6GB RAM? If not, you’re much better off with a GTX 780 Ti,
which will be faster than a standard Titan and cost less than a used Titan. Also, there’s no need
to link them SLI for AE, it has no effect, unless you’re using the same system for games aswell. 😉> … Or in the nyc area through a craigslist type sale…
NY? Cool!! Best city I’ve been to so far IMO. T’was 14 years ago, but I’d like to go again someday.
Ian.
SGI Guru
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I would like the 6GB RAM, it does get eaten up by AE in big scenes, especially in 2k and up. There can be stability issues without having matching cards, I have found in the past. Additionally, I do want the option of SLI for gaming.
However does anyone know how C4D R15 handles dual GPU setups? Does SLI make a difference? Can it utilize two different GPUS like AE?
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Teddy writes:
> I would like the 6GB RAM, it does get eaten up by AE in big scenes, especially in 2k and up. …I guess that figures.
> … There can be stability issues without having matching cards, I have found in the past. …
Ah, so you already have one Titan?
> … Additionally, I do want the option of SLI for gaming.
Another Elite Dangerous addict in the making. 😉
> However does anyone know how C4D R15 handles dual GPU setups? …
I assume by that you mean with the octane plugin, yes? Octane Render
can exploit multiple GPUs ok, and they don’t have to be of the same
type at all.> Does SLI make a difference? …
Very unlikely. It shouldn’t do for any kind of rendering task.
> … Can it utilize two different GPUS like AE?
Yes. See:
https://render.otoy.com/manuals/Standalone_2_0/?page_id=20
https://render.otoy.com/manuals/Standalone_2_0/?page_id=52Ian.
SGI Guru
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Yep, already have one titan, so the performance bump is worth it for a reasonable price, it could actually double my workflow speed.
In terms of C4D I was talking more about C4D viewport performance, not octane rendering, although it would be a good setup for that too.
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Teddy writes:
> Yep, already have one titan, so the performance bump is worth it for a reasonable price,
> it could actually double my workflow speed.Ah I see! Yes indeed, though I doubt there would be any problem with using a non-reference
Titan, or a Titan Black.> I was actually talking more about C4D viewport performance, not octane rendering,
> although it would be a good setup for that too.Ah, now that I don’t know. Sorry!
Ian.
SGI Guru
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Hi!
Is using someone AE CS6 with a GTX 750TI ?
I got errors when ist start AE (no project is loaded).
The error in german:
“After Effects Fehler: Ray-traced 3d: Ausgangsschattierung konnte nicht kompiliert werden. (5070 § 0)”
in english:
After Effects error: Ray-trace 3D: Out of paged mapped memory for ray tracer.( 5070 :: 0 )
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Have you added the 750 Ti name to the raytracer_supported_cards.txt file? It won’t
be able to use the card until you do.Use GPU-Z to identify the proper name of the card (it might be different to the
marketing name – the string has to be an exact match, so character spacing is
important).And make sure the NCP recognises the card as supporting CUDA, etc.
Ian.
SGI Guru
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