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Autodesk Maya rendering with Arnold on a dual AMD Epyc CPU workstation. Each CPU has 32 cores (64 threads) for a combined total of 64 internal cores (128 threads) in a single workstation
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26 responses to “Autodesk Maya rendering with Arnold on a dual AMD Epyc CPU workstation”
Well i gotta sleep now AMD, BUT THANK YOU
Very nice epyc! We need Navi too 😀
Can you run Cinebench on that workstation?
Or you could get a rtx card for 500 instead of $4000+
Did you forget GPU rendering that is even faster? Now we are waiting for crazy fast GPUs to be companions to Epyc CPUs.
@AMD was this a 4K workload or 8k? It was fast.
Dual socket epyc rome video maybe? I rly want to see how 128 cores perform
I thought Arnold Schwarzenegger for some reason lol …
さすがGPUの会社凄い！
I don't know but denoiser is the only thing keeping AMD card from doing real time ray tracinf
AMD, you guys give me tech wood.. Ty
All I want is GPU rendering for non pro cards in Solidworks Visualize.
Sta mejor un dual Xeon x5690 con una Titan V
I believed in you AMD, reasonable pricing for technology, will surely buy Ryzen 3000 series processor with Navi graphics.
What's the motherboard of this beast ?
But can we see Rome now?
awesome video as always AMD. What is the background music you used in the video?
Waiting Ryzen 3600g for upgrade my Ryzen 2400g … love Apu 😍
Meanwhile at Intel. 28 cores
Still no dislike from intel fans?
Wow AMD, I knew you could do near real time ray tracing in software. But that was quick! With some more work on rendering engines I bet you'll be able to do it in games on the desktop with a Ryzen 3000 or 4000 depending upon game devs. Great job. You've given me a reason to upgrade my cpu almost on a yearly basis. I just got a 2700X, Vega 64, and a 4K60 FreeSync monitor w/HDR to add to my 144hz 1080p FreeSync gaming monitor. Just upgrading from my 1600X, R9380 combo. AMD is by far the more affordable solution in computing, with advanced technology hands down. Thanks for a great product.
Go AMD and RTG! 🙂
Nice
Why post this when Zen 2 is almost shipping by this point?
amd why don't you have distributors every where in the world,i wanted to buy ryzen 2700x but i can't because it's not distributed in my country.why amd why?
:3