Final Render looks awful compared to Interactive Render from Viewport

Hello there,I am an Architectural Visualization Artist and recently decided to give blender another shot,

The issue I face is that ,in Interactive Viewport the render looks very great but in the Final Render it looks awful,pixelated textures and displacement.Rendering at 1080p.

https://imgur.com/a/tfrjcoI Interactive Viewport.

https://imgur.com/a/RluOTvL Final Render. at 1000 samples,but I don’t think samples are an Issue.

My PC Specs are

64GB Ram

Nvidia RTX 4000 Blackwell 24gb

Ryzen 5900x

B450 Aorus elite v2.

I am just out of ideas,what could be wrong?I used Blender 2 years ago and I remember I had the same issue I mentioned above.

Apologize if I posted in the wrong section.

Welcome :tada:..

could it be that for the bricks you are using some displace texture.. and had increased the subdivision in the viewport.. but not in the render ?

+10 for giving some specs, -1 for not showing your setup :wink:, it’s even more a guessing game for the community than for you :winking_face_with_tongue:

Tried updating drivers,updating windows.Check if there are some sketchy settings…but no avail…

Thanks for kind words.:slight_smile:

The only real difference is lack of geometry on the final render, I am almost positive you must have your viewport subdivision levels high, and your render subdivision low; as in the screenshot below.

Crank your render subdivisions up and it should fix it.

The only other cause I can think of, is if you have a low poly version of the wall you hid in the viewport, but didnt hide in the render. That would look like this, note the closed eye indicating hidden, but the camera icon, which is render view, is not greyed out, so it will render.

I guess you could also have this problem if you put a decimate modifier on the wall, and turned off the viewport display but left the render disply on.

@NiklasWerth Couldn’t thank you enough man.That was the issue <3 THANKS A FKING TON

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Glad I could help, have a great day!