Feel free to ask followup questions, I can see if I can answer them. Opening the scene fresh, GPU-Z reported 2162 MB of memory used.ĭuring rendering, GPU-Z reported the GPU was using up to 4950 MB of memory. It's imprecise, but I don't really know how else to compare without having access to the hardware. Based on that info, and the Octane Bench results, I can guess that rendering this scene on a 3080ti/3090 would take about 25 seconds. I quickly rendered this scene (2 DAZ Millenium Dragon 2 Figures, iRay Skin Textures, 1 Random Scenery Object, 1 Water Plane, Default Lighting) using the default iRay render settings. I am running the latest version of DAZ Studio ( 4.16.0.3) If you have a system now, maybe download GPU-Z, look at the Sensors Tab, and keep an eye on the Memory Used graph while rendering to see how much memory is being used.Īs for render time, again, that is going to depend on how many figures are in your scene, lighting, number of samples, resolution, etc. I don't really know a hard/fast rule here. No network rendering For installation and usage instructions please consult the DAZ Studio. Render output contains water marks (Octane logo and stripes) LiveDB access is not available. You can use the Octane results to get a rough idea of how other cards would fare (excluding any memory limitations) based on the 3090 render time.Īs for GPU memory usage, that will depend on what you are rendering, how many textures/figures you have, lighting, etc. OctaneRender for DAZ Studio demo The OctaneRender for DAZ Studio Plugin Demo has the following limitations: Maximum render resolution is 1000×600. Daz Studio with Octane plugin, work I did a while ago as a promotional render for the hair sold at Daz 3D marketplace :) Lit with HDRI and mesh light for. Here's a video of someone doing direct DAZ iRay render tests comparing a 980ti to a 3090 in DAZ Studio. That should give you a rough idea of how the cards compare to each other, speedwise for this kind of work. That link gives results for all the 30 series cards (Desktop and Mobile).A 3060Ti is about half as fast as a 3080ti or 3090 in this bench.Everything else scales up/down.

They have a benchmark you can look at that (and run on your setup, free) that gives each card a score, so they can be compared.

It is an alternate rendering engine that is also Nvidia iRay based. It's not the built in iRay Renderer, but Octane Render is a plug-in that can be integrated into DAZ (and many other applications).

Hey - I use DAZ, and so I can try to offer some advice.ĭAZ doesn't really have a benchmark/standard test you can run, other than setting up an identical scene on multiple machines so.

Octane render for daz studio