Benchmark Scene 2 (version 0.3.6a or higher is required)

[SIN]

Render version: 1.2.5a
2 x GTX 1070Ti
Render time: 5:02

[early_m]

Fstorm version 1.2.4h
Driver 378.78

Config: GTX 970
Time: 14:36

Config: GTX 1080 ti
Time: 06:07

Config: GTX 1080 ti + 970
Time: 04:28

[SIN]

Render version: 1.2.5a
Quadro P2000
Render time: 20:19

[ToneDead]

Just shaved 2:08 off my previous time by increasing my GPU clock (I previously reduced my WindForce OC to stock 780Ti clocks for stability. Now they are back to original manufacturers clocks, but the mem clock is still reduced to 3000MHz).

Render version: 1.2.5b
Config: 2 x GTX 780Ti
Render time: 10:33

[SIN]

Render version: 1.2.5b
GTX 1070
Driver: 398.36
Render time: 12:15

[danmitch1]

Hey guys, does it matter if you render using production or if you use RT?

1.2.5b on max 2018

GTX 980ti EVGA FTW @ - clock 1190 - memory 1753 - clock boost 1354

Driver 398.11

Using production:
Render time: 10:06

Using RT:
Render time: 9:51

Driver 398.82

Using Production:
Render time: 10:16

Using RT:
Render time: 9:57

Driver 378.78

Using Production:
Render time: 10:09

Using RT:
Render time: 9:51

Other info:

i7 3770k @ 4.5 Ghz
16 gb ddr3 ram @ 2000 Mhz
Windows 10 home 64 and Max 2018 installed on a SSD drive.
Benq 27" IPS 1440p monitor

[Karba]

Hey guys, does it matter if you render using production or if you use RT?

1.2.5b on max 2018

GTX 980ti EVGA FTW @ - clock 1190 - memory 1753 - clock boost 1354

Driver 398.11

Using production:
Render time: 10:06

Using RT:
Render time: 9:51

Driver 398.82

Using Production:
Render time: 10:16

Using RT:
Render time: 9:57

Driver 378.78

Using Production:
Render time: 10:09

Using RT:
Render time: 9:51

Other info:

i7 3770k @ 4.5 Ghz
16 gb ddr3 ram @ 2000 Mhz
Windows 10 home 64 and Max 2018 installed on a SSD drive.
Benq 27" IPS 1440p monitor

because production render time includes scene compilation as well.

[d3sign]

Hello everybody!

I made a test today:

Render version: 1.2.4d
Config: 2 x GTX 1080Ti 2x GTX TITAN
Render time: 3:08
Driver: 398.11

Going to update to 1.2.5 and Nvidia driver right now

[deC9r]

Gainward Phoenix GTX1070 @ 2101Mhz / 4399Mhz
Rendertime: 09:16
Fstorm 1.2.5D / Driver 398.36

Gainward Phoenix GTX1070 @ 2101Mhz / 4399Mhz
Rendertime: 10:01
Fstorm 0.3.8 / Driver 375.76

Gainward Phoenix GTX1070 @ 2101Mhz / 4399Mhz
Rendertime: 09:57
Fstorm 0.3.7a / Driver 375.57

Gainward Phoenix GTX1070 @ 2101Mhz / 4399Mhz
Rendertime: 10:00
Fstorm 0.3.7 / Driver 375.57

Gainward Phoenix GTX1070 @ 2101Mhz / 4399Mhz
Rendertime: 10:13
Fstorm 0.3.6a / Driver 375.57

[janis7050]

Hello,
Was testing this benchmark with :
3x 1080ti
2:18min

Looks fast to me

[ToneDead]

Render version: 1.2.5f
Config: 2 x GTX 780Ti
Render time: 09:36

Time with 1.2.5b was just under a minute slower. That's a huge improvement! :O

[danmitch1]

Yup! Huge improvement for me as well, 1:01 less!

1x GTX 980ti
Render version: 1.2.5f
Driver 398.82

Using RT:
Render time: 8:56

[Rost]

Hello everyone!
All graphics cards are installed through a riser from x16 to x16
Four were defined as x8, two as x16 and one as x4

Fstorm version:1.2.6b

Driver: 399.24

Config: 7xGTX 1080TI

Render Time(using RT): 1.16

[ToneDead]

It seems that people are using different methods for bench-marking. I, and others, use the non-RT (production render) for bench-marking while others use the RT renderer. The latter should give you faster times because it doesn't factor in the scene pre-processing.

This confuses the benchmarks as everyone should be using the same method, either RT or non-RT.

Andrey (@Karba), can you weigh-in on this please: were the original benchmark times RT or production render times? What do you recommend we use for more accurate benchmarks? Cheers!

[PS-3D]

Hi all


Fstorm version: 1.2.7

GPU : Quadro k5200

Render Time (using production) : 23.54 mins