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Published: 2019-08-04 20:34:04 +0000 UTC; Views: 1150; Favourites: 40; Downloads: 45
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Welp, after a nearly 4 year hiatus, give or take a random couple of renders, decided to jump back in and give IRAY a go (thank you new computer capable of rendering).Nothing fancy, just a fun little number to see how the new toy handles things.
No postwork, except logo/sig stuff.
Ciao!
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Oh look at you. Someone is looking AMAZING in this image, and it's not the car I'm talking about
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Looks pretty flawless to me with no speckled pixels to clean up?
I always seem to have to clean my images slightly with a blur tool even after leaving them to cook for the full duration, that is the disadvantage i guess of not having an Nvidia graphics card and relying on the old CPU to rendering for me...
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Straight out of IRAY.
Yes CPU rendering was pretty much all I could do in Iray anymore.
GTX 1070Ti seems to have mostly solved that for the time being.
The case and motherboard are the real gems in my new setup.
Once RTX cards come down in price and stability goes up, I can run dual GPU's and other scalability is near infinite.
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4 years? dang.. Welcome back
OMG LOVES THE CAR!!!. she's pretty too.
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Yes, been rendering in Octane almost exclusively for awhile now.
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Is it better than the other render engines?
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Pros and Cons to both.
While Octane is infinitely faster and easier on resources, it was not really created for DAZ users, more for the C4D, MAX crowd, therefore, much longer setup times, because of material, shader tweaking. Whereas Iray is slower, and resource heavy, the DAZ vendors make everything work out of the box mostly in Iray. Definitely require a battleship of a machine to render in Iray nowadays.
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ain't that the truth. I rarely work with daz and if I do it's at least 1 image a month because of how the Iray render time is.
I'm still a poser girl 
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