#Vray vs arnold pro

WeвЂ™re not aware of Arnold, KeyShot, or V-Ray having any plans to support Radeon in the future, but both Redshift and Octane currently support Radeon on Apple platforms only.

#Vray vs arnold pro

Pro cards are particularly special for CAD modeling and viewport-heavy workloads, and a number of such tests can be found in another article. Professional GPUs such as NVIDIAвЂ™s Quadro (or not-so-Quadro A-series RTX cards) and AMDвЂ™s Radeon Pro series are not included in these render-focused tests, since they perform similarly in rendering as the gaming counterparts. For CUDA/OptiX-only renderers, weвЂ™re going to tackle (on the next page) Arnold, KeyShot, Redshift, Octane, and V-Ray. That includes Blender, Radeon ProRender (used in Blender), as well as LuxCoreRender. This article will include rendering performance for eight renderers, three of which will run on Radeon. If youвЂ™re after gaming performance, weвЂ™ve already taken care of that, for both ultrawide and 4K resolutions. ItвЂ™s been quite a while since weвЂ™ve last taken a deep-dive look at GPU rendering performance, so with NVIDIAвЂ™s GeForce RTX 3080 Ti and 3070 Ti having been recently released, now seems like a good time to get caught up.