I have a new computer using Keyshot 9 and when I try to render in GPU mode I get error message. If it is just on screen seems to work fine but the min I tell it to render I get the below error. any Ideas my drivers are all up to date and there is nothing else using my gpu
I have never had a gpu capable card so maybe its something in my card or computer setup I need to change?
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Justin Adams
said
about 2 years ago
GPU will be dependent on Vram, about 35-40% of the Vram is already being used for the Operating system and other background processes, so when you Start to get high triangle count, high curve count or if the scene is just large in general you can cap out on Vram.
A good way to Keep track of this is to keep your performance hud up when working, the hot key for that is H.
It will show you where your Vram is at when working with heavy scenes and you can catch it before it caps out.
We are working to refining the use of the NVlink and the ability to have multiple GPU cards to be able to double the Vram and processing power when working with Large scenes.
I did see the Support ticket was closed on this issue.
Are you still experiencing any GPU issues when launching KeyShot?
Thanks,
Justin
Support manager
Luxion makers of KeyShot
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Fordw2016
said
about 2 years ago
I am having the same problem. GPU will not work when the scene seems to be complex. Can GPU not handle displacement? It works for simple setups but tells me I don't have enough memory for the complex ones.
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proflooney
said
about 2 years ago
Ford they fixed the problem in 9.2 is what they told me
Justin Adams
said
about 2 years ago
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GPU will be dependent on Vram, about 35-40% of the Vram is already being used for the Operating system and other background processes, so when you Start to get high triangle count, high curve count or if the scene is just large in general you can cap out on Vram.
A good way to Keep track of this is to keep your performance hud up when working, the hot key for that is H.
It will show you where your Vram is at when working with heavy scenes and you can catch it before it caps out.
We are working to refining the use of the NVlink and the ability to have multiple GPU cards to be able to double the Vram and processing power when working with Large scenes.
Thank you,
Justin
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Alex Carlisle
said
about 2 years ago
I’m having an issue with models from zbrush bridge - the poly paint colour appears fine and disappears when using GPU mode- being replaced with a generic pattern ?
Francisco Carrera
said
almost 2 years ago
Alex, would you be able to start a new topic and let me know what you mean so we can see if this might be an issue we are aware of?
Would you be able to post some screenshots of the issue in the new topic?
proflooney
I have a new computer using Keyshot 9 and when I try to render in GPU mode I get error message. If it is just on screen seems to work fine but the min I tell it to render I get the below error. any Ideas my drivers are all up to date and there is nothing else using my gpu
I have never had a gpu capable card so maybe its something in my card or computer setup I need to change?
GPU will be dependent on Vram, about 35-40% of the Vram is already being used for the Operating system and other background processes, so when you Start to get high triangle count, high curve count or if the scene is just large in general you can cap out on Vram.
A good way to Keep track of this is to keep your performance hud up when working, the hot key for that is H.
It will show you where your Vram is at when working with heavy scenes and you can catch it before it caps out.
We are working to refining the use of the NVlink and the ability to have multiple GPU cards to be able to double the Vram and processing power when working with Large scenes.
Thank you,
Justin
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I did see the Support ticket was closed on this issue.
Are you still experiencing any GPU issues when launching KeyShot?
Thanks,
Justin
Support manager
Luxion makers of KeyShot
Fordw2016
I am having the same problem. GPU will not work when the scene seems to be complex. Can GPU not handle displacement? It works for simple setups but tells me I don't have enough memory for the complex ones.
proflooney
Ford they fixed the problem in 9.2 is what they told me
Justin Adams
GPU will be dependent on Vram, about 35-40% of the Vram is already being used for the Operating system and other background processes, so when you Start to get high triangle count, high curve count or if the scene is just large in general you can cap out on Vram.
A good way to Keep track of this is to keep your performance hud up when working, the hot key for that is H.
It will show you where your Vram is at when working with heavy scenes and you can catch it before it caps out.
We are working to refining the use of the NVlink and the ability to have multiple GPU cards to be able to double the Vram and processing power when working with Large scenes.
Thank you,
Justin
Alex Carlisle
Francisco Carrera
Alex, would you be able to start a new topic and let me know what you mean so we can see if this might be an issue we are aware of?
Would you be able to post some screenshots of the issue in the new topic?
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