I’ll be making additional notes for each of the videos in the series! I did however render other scenes with Cycles for a couple of hours.Just some notes I made while following along with this now-famous blender donut tutorial. I first rendered it with Cycles and it took about 6 minutes for a frame, so I killed it after two frames and switched to Eevee (just so I could produce it in time). This specific scene I haven't tried with Cycles for more than 20 minutes. I can't 100% say how much of an overhead I have, but I build a new PC in December 2019 and still remember buying a new power supply and calculating the consumption so that I would still have some room left. I don't know a lot about benchmarking, so if you have another recommendation for GPU stress testing I'm willing to try and report back! When I run (), my maximum GPU temp is 74☌. I can imagine that it is hard to reproduce, sorry about that. **Exact steps for others to reproduce the error** I'm not sure how that can be as more complex scenes never failed me before using Redshift as a render engine. blend file as well as logs created in debug mode. There aren't a lot of vertices involved in the scene, but I'm not sure how I can display a value to give you here.Īll drivers are up to date and I also reinstalled Blender.Įxact steps for others to reproduce the error The scene makes use of a lot of volumetric light and I also calculate the bloom. So I guess it might have something to do with memory. The amount of samples seems to correlate with the amount of frames I'm able to render before failure. exr file for the layers, the process causes my system to crash.

Everytime I render the animation with Eevee as a.

I have a fairly simple scene with a 250 frame animation. I'm new to Blender and currently trying to switch from my usual C4D and Redshift workflow, just to let you know. Graphics card: NVIDIA GeForce RTX 2070 SUPER/PCIe/SSE2 NVIDIA Corporation 4.5.0 NVIDIA 511.23 (8GB memory) Operating system: Windows-10-2-SP0 64 Bits

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