advanced rendering for AutoCAD
AR5 Cores
I'm there again a couple of questions to AR5.
AR5 indeed uses all the cores a processor has. The more cores the faster.
How does it actually made with the graphics card? As well as several graphics cards in SLI or Crossfire mode mode are supported? I have in my computer 2 x GTX 480 in SLI mode. Will render more quickly, or is it just as quickly, as if I had only one graphics card in the computer?
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Permalink Reply by George Ioannidis on
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Up to now nXt uses only CPU for rendering. So it's true the more CPU cores you have the faster you'll get rendered picture. GPUs you may have installed are not involved in rendering process at all.
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Permalink Reply by Alfons Akamp on
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Is it because in the AR5 times can be several graphics cards to be used?
Would that make programmatically?
I would be delighted if Roy would be feasible but the other is now great to AR5.
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