Man I screamed when they said it is streaming. And cried when I saw that render in a sec. This is the future.

You can, Jules founder of OTOY said (8:35) around 2010 is when that capability was available on graphics cards. They actually made a free raytracing program called OptiX that renders interactively to get people to work with their CUDA system, and of course buy their stuff. From their site "OptiX is a programmable ray tracing framework for software developers to rapidly build ray tracing applications that yield extremely fast results across NVIDIA GPUs with conventional C programming." :)

Yeah, the audience was wack...when he set the sun and it rendered in real time my jaw dropped. Just amazing.

@Anniemax1

9 жыл бұрын

+Daniel Gregson Can this be used for games ?

@horseradish843

8 жыл бұрын

That wouldnt be very effective.

@Anniemax1

8 жыл бұрын

Speedyjens never mind they have an engine called brigade capable of real time path tracing, it uses the same tech of octane render

@horseradish843

8 жыл бұрын

Rubert max Well using that would would make it nearly impossible for people with older graphics cards and AMD graphic cards to run the game. That would make the amount of people who can actually run the game very small. That is what happened to watch dogs which got tons of hate.

@Anniemax1

8 жыл бұрын

Speedyjens they are releasing it next year and it runs just fine on a 980 ti

There will be. It's a cloud service for everyone to use. "The pricing of the service is announced at a maximum of $1/GPU hour, with 4-128 GPUs per user on demand. The cost may be lower during non-peak hours. More info will be shared later today. The service will initially be available in the US only during the beta period (starting in July) with international support planned for later this year."

It can't be used for gaming, but the people working on it are also making the Brigade engine, which is for gaming and uses the same rendering method.

Quantum Computing is what we need! do the processing in another timeline and send the finished product back in this timeline and have a subatomic rendering at 1000 fps!

The people involved in this are also working on the brigade engine which is geared towards gaming and it uses fast raytracing as well

Faster post production times means more time to get better, more time to make money, and more time to review and improve edits.

The 2400 to 4800 dollars a year for licenses is a great price also, since it's a shared license.

they should let this guy create a scene for Fantastic 4 to put in the special features on the Blu-Ray (with the camera going under the ground and stuff) just as an inside joke for everyone who has seen this presentation

Dry crowd. Can't wait for this service.

On a single computer! And its a rough estimate based on an average workstation. The work obviously was spread over a lot of render farms consisting of thousands of cores for processing!

If I had the choice of geting this right now, or a RED EPIC or even an ALEXA, I would definitely get this and settle for a canon c series or maybe even a couple of Blackmagic Production Cameras and/or pocket cameras.

I used to be excited about Brigade until I found out that they are reducing the accuracy of the pathtracing algorithm in order to make it run smoother like a game.

Ok, to clarify for me please, if someone will… Through the presentation I thought that I could essentially avoid buying more hardware, and have all real time interactive preview renders delivered over the internet in realtime straight into my 3D software interface - like they did streaming from California. But the pricing at the end seems to be a hardware sell - not a remote GPU render farm / remote GPU IPR service. Is remote Octane GPU IPR service possible?

while reading your comment, posted 6 days ago, there is definitely something happening here :D fortunately they have already 671 videos :)

awesome setup

3ds Max is amazing, but that CUDA rendering is great. I'd like to see iray vs vray rt vs octane vs other CUDA renderers.

Looks like you need some kind of prediction built in there - shouldn't be any noise at all with that many GPU's

Could this be used for gaming? Very interesting stuff. Lots of possibilities.

Nvidia told it wont use many resources ,but watch on upper line, it uses "bandwidth" up to 125 mbps... 13ms latency with 60fps

This will be in smart phones in 10 years

Did that include Composting?

Its not done by the same people. Otoy acquired the Octane team which is still working exclusively on Octane and has nothing to do with Brigade neither is the engine the same. What they have in common is GPU raytracing but thats about it for now.

ohhh my... so fast iray render!! when it comes to final render with? cause now is just a progresive render right?

Cpu time u know and what happens if u use 2 cpu´s ? its the half and by 1200 cpu´s a 4 year cpu render time happens in 1 day. and the question is in with cpu does they calculate.... hope u understand me i know my english is really bad

does anyone know what computer the guy who is talking is using at 13:08?

simply amazing stuff,

That's amazing

OTOY - Future games

OMG! must have one at home

Now if we could get GFX cards that can maintain solid 60 or even 120fps (for 3d), I would be impressed. :)

That's a nice top you've got on Josh

what is the difference between this and Vray RT

When is the next GeForce LAN?

Nice tech, but for a (say) 5 year exploitation period it's less than 20% cheaper than buying the actual server rack. I use on-demand services in my line of work, can't begin to explain how many times a click I wish I had the bloody thing running offline.

What i can't understand about nvidia is, if they are so concerned with small scale artists and their problems, why isn't a small scale version of this available? I would kill to be able to use the processing power of my gpu's as well as my friends' gpu's over lan! It'll certainly be faster than network rendering on our measly i5"s!

Woot for raytracer prettiest pictures Evah ;-;

Is this going to be free? (seems unlikely but yeah)

and to think realatively soon (like 50 years), this power will be in the low end cellphones that are "soooo 2062 grandpa"

you will probably rent dedicated numbers of GPUS. Just like others online render farms does with CPU.

That's nutts! The scientists there just didn't get the significants of that.

wey there is my hero

YoYo kim!

That's a great price for you own personal cloud GPU super processor.

One does not simply walk in to Mordor. ^^

One Does Not Simply Walk Into Mordor

?? They're using a PC..

It depends on what game you're playing, what settings you have on it and at what resolution you're using. Also, I dn't think the higher end cards have much problems doing that, especially in SLI. I would rather tell the programmers to write more efficient code. ^^

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Volta Gpu will be the solution :D

What can Octane do with human looking models?

Wow, great, amazing... buzz word of 21st century invented in 20th - CLOUD!!! WOW! Now get me a stable fast internet connection, build solid and fast infrastructure and then we can start talking about CLOUD and all stuff related to it!

39900 USD

Why does everyone compare poor 3D graphics to N64? Does anyone remember what tomb raider looked on PS1?

Awesomely impressive speed, buuuut.. The gpus only have 4GB of memory, so as soon as you need to use more than 4GB, this service would be rather pointless, as the scene would be rendered on the CPUs with their 192GB of memory. UNLESS, they share the 192GB over to the GPUs in some never-done-before ways. That would be revolutionizing.

Life of pie

F*ck my first car, I'm getting a Grid VCA!!

Nvidia is the best!

nvidia - 666 videos 0.O Just upload one more please!!!!!

1$ per gpu/hour, starts beta testing for US in july

They didn't pay the audience enough...

groundbreaking would be in 20 minutes rendered..... c'mon nVidia, you're way behind!

You know.

Meerkats don't live on islands.

I need this for dehashing/unhashing..........

HOLY SHIT

24 900$

Save your money

they dont understand it

"He's going to save the fantastic four" The 2015 movie has worse reviews than the 2005 one rip

Shut up and take my money..

that why Nvidia decline powered the ps4 they thing BIG

wwwwwoooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooowwwwwww

LOL

gotta love the fact they wasted money on a mac with crap hardware just to make it run windows, there goes their credibility.

I doubt several hundred million hours were spent on anything, because the movie would not be done yet. Also, why is he running around so much? It's not helping the presentation.

This is somewhat painful to watch. Don't get me wrong, the presentation was great. The audience is what's weird. They had no emotion or enthusiasm at all. It's a shame, because Huang was doing a good job ... just a Zombie audience.

gonna call BS at "several hundred million hours" a single hundred million hours is 11,408 years, i don't care how many computers they had working on it lol, that stat is nonsense.

@parasharkchari

9 жыл бұрын

I don't find it that absurd, when you consider that most of the rendering packages out there measure compute time on a per-core basis. This is partly because third-party renderers will often charge per-core licenses on a small scale, but even when you are using an in-house renderer, you still want to know this because it gives you some guidance on how much investment you need to put into upgrading or scaling up your farm down the line. Where I previously worked, at the time, we had a farm with 7000 1U rack-mount nodes spread out over 3 locations, each node having at least 12 CPU cores... when you consider 100 million compute hours / (7000*12) = ~50 days of actual usage of the whole farm.

@RaptorJesus.

9 жыл бұрын

Parashar Krishnamachari ah righto thanks for clearing that up, i thought they meant actual hours lol

lol no one claps

Spoiler Alert! lol

Painful script ("what is a tiger?" - really??) for a technically impressive video. Could benefit from an educated audience, rehearsal, editing, annotations + compare demo sequence in the video to: - the amount of onsite computing requirements that would be needed to show real-time, full resolution, HDR rendering to a director/client; - why it isn't just remote desktop, and (briefly) how user contention is handled If you must show dollar values, add a high-level ROI summary + comparison.

The hell is wrong with the audience? Bunch of gamers?

First

Rendering is just like a rocket ? wtf

@EvertonSebben

8 жыл бұрын

+maayaa77 Yeah, im testing demo with i7 + GTX 670 and im impressed.

what a dead crowd lol

New fantastic four movie, no one cares.

PS4 sucks