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2021-09-03 10:13 AM
It is no secret that Archicad will be making use of Maxon Redshift in a future update (it was announced in the Australian webinar for the release of 25).
Do you have a link to this webinar? I'm curious about it.
I really hope it's not only the change of renderer, but the ability will also come to export very basic render passes for compositing purposes (I would be extremely happy just to have a material ID pass...). Maybe as layered .tiff images? I recall an ancient wish about this...
2021-09-03 10:31 AM
@furtonb wrote:
Do you have a link to this webinar? I'm curious about it.
That would depend if you are a Central Innovation Select customer.
If you are, log into their MyCI client portal and you will find the video in the Select Benefits > Videos section.
If you are not a select customer, you won't have access to this video unfortunately.
Barry.
2021-09-03 10:40 AM
Nope, I'm located in Europe.
2021-09-03 11:20 AM
It really didn't say anything much.
Just that Redshift was coming to 25 in a future update, and that Redshift uses the GPU rather than the CPU.
Barry.
2021-10-05 01:04 PM
I have received my new computer and thought to connect it to my existing 27" screen - but couldn't. The reason is that my existing sreen has DVI port to connect to the old computer which also has a DVI port. Unfortunately, the new computer does not have a DVI and uses an HDMI to connect to a screen. I bought a new cable with DVI one end, HDMI on the other but it didn't work. So, I have now ordered, and am awaiting delivery, of a new 27" screen,
I am telling this to forewarn others of possible obstacles to connecting a new computer to an old screen.
2021-10-05 01:34 PM
DVI has different type of connectors.
You could try just using a HDMI adapter on your DVI cable. I believe it has something to do with the signal (HDCP) which isn't always carried properly through a HDMI cable.
2021-10-06 03:17 AM - edited 2021-10-06 03:30 AM
Does your new GPU not have Display Port (higher bandwidth)? A more squared socket, or square if it's the mini variant. I have had no issue with connecting a multitude of monitors via DP/DVI. You just have to make sure you are using Dual Link cables for monitors over 1200p. Also, NVIDIA Bizlink cables are useless. In my opinion HDMI ports on GPUs are only there for you to plug in a TV, or you run out of splitters...
When you say it did not work, what happened? Black screen? Flickers? Weird colours?
Ling.
ps. I just saw that the HDMI-DVI and DP-DVI cables on PCCG only support upto 1080p even though they use a Dual Link DVI connector. So even less reason to use a cable over an adapter...
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