![]() ![]() You’ll still need some kind of hefty local computing power to help with the scene setup. As such I expect Infinite-Compute will mostly be used for big 6k final ‘beauty’ renders and by animators. I assume that what you won’t get from Infinite-Compute is some kind of hook into powering your DAZ Viewport, whereby their server also helps render your Viewport in iRay while you set up the scene and test angles, lighting etc. Powerful Cloud Rendering for IRAY & Daz Studio iRender is a Professional GPU-Acceleration Cloud Rendering for Nvidia Iray projects with Daz Studio, SOLIDWORKS, Allura, 3ds Max, Cinema 4D. A bit grainy for a few seconds when the camera moves, but perfectly acceptable in giving a ‘what you see is what you get’ view of the scene. That’s what I’ve actually got under the desk: 12 CPUs / 24 render threads, and with a little help from Scene Optimizer and a couple of tweaks it can push the Viewport into something approaching real-time. Yes, iRay can run on CPUs alone, as it’s a myth that it needs an NVIDIA card. But you can also render iRay on 12 x CPUs alone if you want. Top of the range is a professional studio NVIDIA Quadro RTX4000 aided by 8 CPUs. Said to be “affordable”, and judging by the current prices on the Infinite Compute site it is and is pay-as-you-go. Presumably you can also still run things like Scene Optimizer in DAZ first, and thus make the upload / cloud rendering faster and thus save cash? But that’s just my guess. ![]() Looks good, and it may be especially welcomed by those who are shut out of the NVIDIA ecosystem, either because of Apple or the simple lack of fast cards to buy at their supposed ‘budget’ prices. Then once that has spun up, users quickly render the project on it and “only pay for what they use.” No need for expensive graphics cards, then, just a fast Internet uplink to get the file and any relevant folders uploaded. According to the press-release on the partnership the new service will offer the ability to first configure… “a custom NVIDIA iRay Server within minutes” by budget / time / complexity. Infinite-Compute’s “Boost for DAZ” will presumably become available as a free plugin soon. DAZ Studio users are set to get a new integrated iRay render-farm service in the Cloud. iRender Render Farm is a GPU-Acceleration Cloud Rendering Service for Daz Studio Multi-GPU Rendering with Nvdia Iray, Octane, V-Ray (RT), LuxCore, 3Delight, Filament and so on. Daz Studio is a free 3D scene creation and rendering application that is incredibly easy to use. ![]()
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