Speed up render time in Maxwell Render

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Permalink Reply by Hamed Tabatabaee on April 23, 2010 at 5:28am

yeah . thank you very very mach . it's perfectly true...
im again testing....
by 30 & 40 & 50 ...
about speed up...emmm...yes...i believe your comment mr Patro

and tank again very mach for your comment . im from iran and in iran V-ray is prevalent but ...i dont like to use only one render engin...v-ray is good ...but maxwell is my dream...:)

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Permalink Reply by Rendy Himawan on April 23, 2010 at 10:50am

Hi Hamed - Patro,

In their (maxwell) previous version, there was a "chalenge" called benchwell, which I thought was a competition to determine the workstation's ability to handle maxwell.

What is actually "benchmark" means? And what is exactly the range of that numbers (or is it unlimited?)

Thanks in advance

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Permalink Reply by patro on April 23, 2010 at 11:14am

http://www.benchwell.com/
it wasn't a challenge... it was a useful page, the test scene can be always downloaded.
it is a system, memory, processor comparison page...
"Benchwell.com is a place for users of Next Limit Technologies' Maxwell Render™ to compare hardware performance and give buyers an idea on what to invest in.

Due to the near linear scaling of Maxwell Render, the benchmark gives an excellent overview of the raw power of current processor generations and their suitability for CGI related work.

This website is a personal project, but in frequent exchange with the Maxwell Render community and Next Limit Technologies."
patro

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Permalink Reply by Rendy Himawan on April 23, 2010 at 11:29am

This might sound silly, but Is the number (benchmark) correlated with the result? Or is it only for hardware performance index? :|

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Permalink Reply by patro on April 23, 2010 at 11:44am

the benchmark value is the only important...
it is a reference given from the connection of all other values...
if you run a render with maxwell you get also displayed your benchmark... if you want you can compare it with one similar in the list.
you can download maxwell 1.7 from some where... version 2 and 1.7 can be installed on the same system.
download the scene and open with maxwell studio and try to compare

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Permalink Reply by Hamed Tabatabaee on April 23, 2010 at 1:54pm

very well thx for this information . perfect discussion

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