OptiX support for Cycles and RTX cards is now avaible!

Here the two benches i have so far.



First test with an interior scene
so here is some hard bounces interior global illumation, a bit harder for the computer



viewport performance for 200 samples [2x 2080TI]

RTX ON: 37s
RTX OFF: 55s



rendered at 2000x1477px @2200s [2x 2080TI]

16x16 tiles
RTX ON: 14m65s56
RTX OFF: 20m55s59


32x32 tiles
RTX ON: 9m34s34
RTX OFF: 17m07s77


64x64 tiles
RTX ON: 9m09s96
RTX OFF:16m24s26


256x256 tiles
RTX ON: 8m43s40 1,6X FASTER
RTX OFF: 14m16s22


256x256 tiles
slower than the rest




Second test with an exterior scene
lots of complex geometry, trees, displacement, but not so hard to calculate bounces



Viewport performance for 100 samples

RTX OFF: 01m06s92
RTX ON: 00m41s18



rendered at 700x1650px @1500s

16x16 tiles
RTX ON: 6m+


64x64 tiles
RTX ON: 4m34s85


128x128 tiles
RTX ON: 4m23s56


256x256 tiles
RTX ON: 4m09s31 2X FASTER
RTX OFF: 8m11s89


256x256 tiles
slower than the rest



simple asset, direct light, just an hdri and an asset.
same cheap kind of scene they always make RTX demo on youtube


viewport performance for 500 samples [2x 2080TI]

RTX ON: 22,76s
RTX OFF: 27,21s


rendered at 2000x2000px @1500s [2x 2080TI]

250x250 tiles
RTX ON: 1m34s00 1,6X FASTER
RTX OFF: 2m0s11


TILES PERFORMANCE VARY ON GPU, for the 2080ti 256 is the spot

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