Kinda why I got the FE in the first place. I recall there were people who had to back off on their OC to get Iray working in the releases thread, even if the OC was otherwise stable in gaming and benchmarks. unless NVidia has actually started introducing differences in drivers? The aftermarkets are supposed to be the same chipset as the FE with only the power delivery, clock boosts, packaging and cooling being different (supposidely superior). Two 3090s would obv be lots faster.I'm not helping, but it's still odd that it doesn't work. So, how can it be only 'slightly faster'?Ī single 3090 (it-singular pronoun) would be 'slightly faster' than two Titans.

With two RTX 3090 I would have 2x10496=20992 cuda cores. So, currently I got 2x4608=9216 cuda cores. Why do you say it only performs 'slightly better than your current two Titan'. Well, actually the RTX 3090 must be also more than 2x faster than the Titan RTX since it has 10.496 cuda cores whereas the Titan has just 4608 cuda cores.

I would say go ahead and install the 3090 in your system. It will even perform at par or slightly better than your current two Titan RTX cards working together.

There are numerous benchmarks already posted on 3090 performance (single 3090, dual 30 with various other cards as well) for Iray rendering and let's just say it easily blows away all the previous generation cards (it is at least 2x faster than a 2080 Ti and 4-5x faster than a 1080 Ti). The 3090 works fine (actually more than fine) with Daz Studio 4.14 make sure your driver version is at least 456.48 (as is listed in the release notes for 4.14) to make sure it can make use of the newest version of Iray which supports Ampere video cards. I think Sevrin is being a little sarcastic (if you don't want to install your 3090, let us try it out for you).

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