Author Topic: Peace of Mind  (Read 2649 times)

2022-08-15, 19:36:15

irakli shubashikeli

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Peace of Mind

Part of my imagination
which causes positive emotions

soft: 3D max  Corona render 8

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2022-08-16, 11:12:00
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Sebastien

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Fantastic mood !

2022-08-16, 13:36:23
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irakli shubashikeli

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thanks my friend

2022-08-22, 19:51:43
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irakli shubashikeli

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<3 It means a lot to me

2022-08-23, 11:23:50
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irakli shubashikeli

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Corona 8 It is a faster and more flexible engine
I am very satisfied

2022-08-24, 07:43:44
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irakli shubashikeli

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One frame 30 minutes

2022-08-24, 08:43:11
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Sebastien

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30 minutes per frame with all this vegetation seems incredible to me. May I ask what are your computer specs please ?

2022-08-24, 09:54:50
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irakli shubashikeli

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I am also surprised
procesor Intel Core i9-9900K

2022-08-24, 10:03:30
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irakli shubashikeli

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A new discovery
The result of my observations and experiments
Rendering speed does not depend only on the processor
It even depends on the RAM

2022-08-24, 13:38:11
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It only depends on RAM when you run out of RAM - more RAM when you weren't running out of RAM will make no difference to render speed.
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2022-08-24, 13:49:45
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irakli shubashikeli

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TomG yes
I thought about it too
But when I increased the RAM
I rendered the same scene 20 minutes faster
I was surprised

2022-08-24, 13:56:02
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TomG

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Then you must have been low on memory before :) More RAM is of no benefit if you weren't already hitting the limit (which includes other applications using the RAM of course).

(or there were other changes - a Windows update or Corona update handling thread scheduling on a newer CPU, or other improvements in Corona if one render done on one version and the next on an updated version, and so on)
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2022-08-24, 14:20:49
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irakli shubashikeli

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TomG yes but

I only increased the RAM
I have 64 - it became 128 RAM
Everything else is the same

2022-08-24, 14:59:36
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As I noted previously, unless you were at or close to exceeding that 64 GB, then adding more RAM would not increase or change render speeds at all - I keep emphasizing that point not to argue, but because I would not want any user going out and buying RAM and expecting a speed increase if their scenes already comfortably fit in RAM, as they won't get a speed increase and will have spent money on nothing. "Spare" RAM that is more than you need adds nothing to render speeds, quality, etc. so in this case, your system must have been using up the full 64GB of RAM (or something else has changed, perhaps something you weren't even aware of).
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2022-08-24, 15:22:13
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irakli shubashikeli

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TomG yes you are right

I am happy with the speed of Corona 8