https://community.graphisoft.com/t5/Visualization/Faster-Rendering-Overclocking/m-p/193146#M7632 <DIV class="actalk-migrated-content"><T>Hello my goal currently is to reduce the "time" it takes to complete a photorender using Lightworks<BR /> ideally this would help our office producer high quality rendered movie paths overnight without running overtime.<BR /> <BR /> currently AC &amp; Computer spec as in my sig (obviously limitations there with AC11 and no multithreadding)<BR /> I have done timed renders, and done render races on the same file and same photorender image settings with other colleages in the office.<BR /> <BR /> Also using windows 64bit and AC11 and attempting to change the Priority or Affinity, using the Windows Task Manager&gt;Processes<BR /> doesnt allow the Priority or Affinity to be increased which is odd as it was possible using 32bit XP windows and this helped dramatically improving render times!!!<BR /> <BR /> currently: 1min 44sec to render the image<BR /> <BR /> Firstly i have tried overclocking the GPU (using msi afterburner)<BR /> and increased the core clock from 715MHz to 850 MHz (25% increase)<BR /> and increased the memory clock from 1800MHz to 1875MHz<BR /> unfortunately the cards/software dont allow for increasing the voltage or power.<BR /> <BR /> The Result: No Difference 1min 44 sec<BR /> <BR /> I assume the next step is to look for overclocking the CPU and or RAM<BR /> as the colleage in the office with naturally higher CPU MHz<BR /> achieved the fastest render 1min 22 sec on the same exact file and render settings. (also the exact same graphics cards in SLi)<BR /> <BR /> If you have tried anything similar i would like to hear your results!</T></DIV> Thu, 11 May 2023 10:06:29 GMT Anonymous 2023-05-11T10:06:29Z https://community.graphisoft.com/t5/Visualization/Faster-Rendering-Overclocking/m-p/193146#M7632 <DIV class="actalk-migrated-content"><T>Hello my goal currently is to reduce the "time" it takes to complete a photorender using Lightworks<BR /> ideally this would help our office producer high quality rendered movie paths overnight without running overtime.<BR /> <BR /> currently AC &amp; Computer spec as in my sig (obviously limitations there with AC11 and no multithreadding)<BR /> I have done timed renders, and done render races on the same file and same photorender image settings with other colleages in the office.<BR /> <BR /> Also using windows 64bit and AC11 and attempting to change the Priority or Affinity, using the Windows Task Manager&gt;Processes<BR /> doesnt allow the Priority or Affinity to be increased which is odd as it was possible using 32bit XP windows and this helped dramatically improving render times!!!<BR /> <BR /> currently: 1min 44sec to render the image<BR /> <BR /> Firstly i have tried overclocking the GPU (using msi afterburner)<BR /> and increased the core clock from 715MHz to 850 MHz (25% increase)<BR /> and increased the memory clock from 1800MHz to 1875MHz<BR /> unfortunately the cards/software dont allow for increasing the voltage or power.<BR /> <BR /> The Result: No Difference 1min 44 sec<BR /> <BR /> I assume the next step is to look for overclocking the CPU and or RAM<BR /> as the colleage in the office with naturally higher CPU MHz<BR /> achieved the fastest render 1min 22 sec on the same exact file and render settings. (also the exact same graphics cards in SLi)<BR /> <BR /> If you have tried anything similar i would like to hear your results!</T></DIV> Thu, 11 May 2023 10:06:29 GMT https://community.graphisoft.com/t5/Visualization/Faster-Rendering-Overclocking/m-p/193146#M7632 Anonymous 2023-05-11T10:06:29Z