#Adobe dimension render update#
#Adobe dimension render full#
#Adobe dimension render Pc#

ItвЂ™s interesting to note that the 2060 SUPER beats out the last-gen top dogs, GTX 1080 and TITAN Xp. That said, the 6GB RTX 2060 actually did manage to get through its renders without error, so it could be that RTXвЂ™s acceleration is paying off there. Given the two models we see sitting at the bottom, it seems safe to say that this is more proof that an 8GB GPU should be your minimum target. With our two projects in-hand, some GPUs struggle quite a bit, just as we saw in Arnold. We need to look into it more when we have time, but for now, it looks like Dimension has shifted from our CPU suite right on over to our workstation GPU one. When Dimension 3.0 released, it clearly changed a lot of the mechanics in the back-end, because we havenвЂ™t yet found a way to keep using it as a CPU-only benchmark and deliver truly scalable results. Adobe Dimension is that one oddball among this lineup, but weвЂ™ll save talking about that for when we get to its performance later in the page.ДЄdobe Dimension is a bit of an oddball in this lineup, but not because itвЂ™s not a good GPU benchmark. Four of the five tests in this article fit that bill вЂ“ you could run them over and over and rarely see more than a 1% or 2% maximum performance delta from the previous run. Throughout most of our benchmarking, three runs is standard fare for our tests, but many renderers are exceptions, due to their ridiculously stable performance. NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1660 Ti (6GB, GeForce 441.66) NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1080 Ti (11GB, GeForce 441.66) NVIDIA GeForce RTX 2060 (6GB, GeForce 441.66) NVIDIA GeForce RTX 2060 SUPER (8GB, GeForce 441.66) NVIDIA GeForce RTX 2070 SUPER (8GB, GeForce 441.66) NVIDIA GeForce RTX 2080 SUPER (8GB, GeForce 441.66) NVIDIA GeForce RTX 2080 Ti (11GB, GeForce 441.66)

#Adobe dimension render Pc#

HereвЂ™s a look at the PC used during testing:

But, weвЂ™d love to test a real Octane RTX implementation sometime. All are real-world workloads except for OctaneBench, which has scaled well enough over time to give us enough confidence to trust it.

#Adobe dimension render full#

3.0 with full OptiX support is coming, and weвЂ™ll definitely be digging into testing that soon enough.ДЇor this article, weвЂ™re taking a look at straight-forward rendering performance. The lone exception is Redshift, but thatвЂ™s because itвЂ™s the current stable version of 2.6. Some of these tests include support for NVIDIAвЂ™s OptiX ray tracing and denoising acceleration through its RTX seriesвЂ™ RT and Tensor cores. CUDA will remain locked to those running an older version of macOS, since Apple killed support in later versions. We wrote the other day that the company will soon be releasing the first preview of Octane X for macOS, which will deliver on the same goals of AMD/Intel GPU support. We plan to expand our testing on each of these renderers in time.ДЄt the moment, none of the workloads featured here, to our knowledge, has support for non-NVIDIA GPUs planned вЂ“ except OTOY, which will use Vulkan sometime in the future to enable support for AMD and Intel GPUs on Windows. In our minds, there isnвЂ™t enough performance data from any one of these applications to warrant a standalone article, so weвЂ™re combining them all into one here. To get some more juicy render numbers up before CES, we wanted to take advantage of the completed NVIDIA data we have, and focus on the other tests in our suite that work only on NVIDIA. WeвЂ™ve almost finished retesting all of our NVIDIA GPUs with our latest workstation suite, but have to wait until after CES to jump on AMDвЂ™s and get some fresh numbers posted in what will likely become a Quadro RTX 6000 review (since weвЂ™re due). There has been a lot of benchmarking going on here the past couple of weeks in preparation for content, which included the aforementioned pieces. ThatвЂ™s unfortunate for AMD and Intel GPU users, so we hope things change in time. Both share the distinction of requiring NVIDIAвЂ™s CUDA to run, a trait that still seems common after all these years.

#Adobe dimension render update#

We recently published a performance look at both Capturing RealityвЂ™s Realitењњapture photogrammetry tool, as well as the major update to LuxionвЂ™s popular design and rendering tool, KeyShot.